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Vintage
Posted: 08 Jul 2007, 17:23
by Jason32
Posted: 08 Jul 2007, 19:01
by AndyG
Very nice Jason.
I assume that is the Alphasim Lizzie?
AndyG
Posted: 08 Jul 2007, 20:05
by Jason32
It sure is Andy

Posted: 09 Jul 2007, 17:03
by Jason32
Posted: 09 Jul 2007, 17:24
by DaveB
Nice Jason
Have you painted the ladder out (for the pax) or isn't it on all versions?? Not flown this for so long, I've quite forgotten :shock:
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Re: Vintage
Posted: 09 Jul 2007, 18:42
by CBris
Jason32 wrote:Thought id go back to a era when aircraft was aircraft.
That was one of the first flying models I ever built...
Rubber Powered.
Flew once and wrecked. :sad: Balsa chippings...
The nect one I believe, was a hurricane. Kiel Kraft? Was that the name? Great fun! Balsa, tissue (bless me) and dope. Ahhh them was the days.
Remember those "penny, chuck gliders"? I saw some in my local model shop on the weekend - cost was about the equivalent of two pounds fifty! That's 600 pennies. :shock:
The Lizzy cost me a month's pocket money including dope and glue. (a "Lady" if anyone remembers the term)

Posted: 09 Jul 2007, 23:39
by Myles
Dave,
I may be wrong - probably am, in fact - but I was under the impression that the ladder was a feature of the 'Special Ops' version, along with the tank under the fuselage.
Maybe somebody can provide some more definite enlightenment?
Best,
Myles
Posted: 10 Jul 2007, 01:37
by DaveB
No Myles.. you're probably right. Coincidental that I was watching a 'real' one fly yesterday and that example was Special Ops. It's easy to forget that Lysanders were used in a number of roles even though we all associate it with dropping into dark, French fields in the dead of night
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Posted: 10 Jul 2007, 03:20
by FlyTexas
Great repaints, Jason.

If anyone knows the secret to landing the Alphasim Lizzie without stalling 5 ft off the deck I'd appreciate them sharing it.

Those spies/agents would be
kissing the "dark, French fields" after one of my landings.
Brian