More images posted by oleg on: https://karopka.ru/community/user/24900/?MODEL=577619
The photos of the Westland Lysander model really catch the eye with some impressive weathering. Oleg did a great job capturing those worn, lived-in surfaces, especially around the fuselage and wings. It adds that extra touch, making the model pop with character.
Now, a quick trip back in time: the real Westland Lysander was quite a versatile aircraft. Designed as an army co-operation plane in the late 1930s, it had a knack for landing and taking off from short, rough fields. This made it ideal for secretive operations, like dropping spies behind enemy lines during World War II. It’s fascinating to think about how something seemingly humble played such a critical role in covert missions.
This model from Eduard, at a 1:48 scale, truly stands out. The attention to detail and the way the wear and tear is presented makes it worthy of a closer look. I’d say it’s a solid reflection of an aircraft with a rich history, reminding us of its importance during challenging times.
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