New Lockheed Hudson on the way
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New Lockheed Hudson on the way
You guessed it, it's those busy blokes at AlphaSim
http://www.alphasim3.com/forums/index.php?topic=3823.0
Kind regards
John
http://www.alphasim3.com/forums/index.php?topic=3823.0
Kind regards
John
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Cheers John
Always had a soft-spot for the Hudson.. loved my Airfix model of many moons ago
Unless someone comes up and says it's total pony (and I can't see that happening).. it will definately be adorning my hangar
Hope we get a few UK paints!!
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Always had a soft-spot for the Hudson.. loved my Airfix model of many moons ago
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thats funny Dave -- so do I - and yes it was the Airfix kit that started it
looks like a nice model too - guess I'll be slipping the plastic as well.
Garry - wasnt the Lodestar Mr Chamberlins transport back and forth to
Berlin?
Googled my own answer


leif
looks like a nice model too - guess I'll be slipping the plastic as well.
Garry - wasnt the Lodestar Mr Chamberlins transport back and forth to
Berlin?
Googled my own answer


leif
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G-AFGN
http://www.bamuseum.com/images/large/30-40/30-40_16.jpg
Garry
**Edit**
See you got something as well Leif while I was searching
Think that about covers it.
http://www.bamuseum.com/images/large/30-40/30-40_16.jpg
Garry
**Edit**
See you got something as well Leif while I was searching


Think that about covers it.
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Blimey.. just scrolled down that page and found there ARE UK paints :dance:
Garry.. how different is the Lodestar?? Is it simply a Hudson without the dorsal turret or are there more subtle differences :think:
EDIT.. you just answered that question with the phot link :sad:
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Garry.. how different is the Lodestar?? Is it simply a Hudson without the dorsal turret or are there more subtle differences :think:
EDIT.. you just answered that question with the phot link :sad:
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I think the Hudson came about initially by adding a turret to the L-14 and a military fit.
I read something ages ago about them being pushed across the border into Canada then flown to Northern Ireland to have the turret fitted.
This was because the US was not in the war yet....perhaps someone could clarify :think:
Garry
I read something ages ago about them being pushed across the border into Canada then flown to Northern Ireland to have the turret fitted.
This was because the US was not in the war yet....perhaps someone could clarify :think:
Garry
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Garry
I have heard the same story
They were flown from Burbank with a scab patch over the turret postion
to a place very familar to me - Bellingham Washington and as you say 'pushed" - the photos I remember seeing were them being towed tailfirst from Bellingham to Vancouver
- the turrets were built by Candian Car Foundry -
Leif
I have heard the same story
They were flown from Burbank with a scab patch over the turret postion
to a place very familar to me - Bellingham Washington and as you say 'pushed" - the photos I remember seeing were them being towed tailfirst from Bellingham to Vancouver
- the turrets were built by Candian Car Foundry -
Leif