Brian

Just to sow further confusion, I have seen pictures of Canadian aircraft ready to be ferried to UK with no turrets installed and smooth fairings over-the nose and rear turrets and have read that these were to be installed over there. You must remember too that the Malton event was a propaganda event ending with a takeoff for Europe. The flight apparently went to St. Hubert for further work on the Lanc. HTH.

Overhaul the flux capacitor!

2 ply 4 ply

to hangout your washing

Second place - Uranium City

Sneaks up on leaves

Starting his own shop.

Large wad of styrofoam

In the boys’ room

Great wisdom in both

Wife, yes; Life no!

Check out the IPMS Canada web site. They used to have material on the Sword and how to alter kits to match the Canadian version. Good luck

It was maimed neat

Didn’t the Mk V have the wing fences, without the leading edge slats?

Grown in edible peatmoss

At dawns’ early light

Worn over spotted Y-fronts

Of semi-digested, rotting food

Power, flash, excitement, strength!

Twelve o’clock high skipper

That got Donald unelected

Captain, lower aft over-temperature

About curried squirrel stew

After through the above, I’m terrified by the authors’ dedication and now shall retire with my jar of Jamesons’ finest. Good luck with your build.

Aren’t children precious? I still have a 1/144 Starfighter painted in purple and pink by my daughter, which she then rejected because it didn’t look like my models. I was also told that “When you get old, I’m going to make you live in a cardboard box.” The same daughter is now in her third tri-mester, with a girl. I have a feeling of foreboding about what awaits me when my daughter and her daughter collectively decide that dad/grandpa needs some guidance.