Avro Lancaster B.III ‘Dambusters’ Ship of the Line

Avro Lancaster B.III ‘Dambusters’ Ship of the LineLegendary British Bomber The Avro Lancaster was the representative British bomber aircraft of WWII. It was a robust design which was capable of dropping massive 10 ton bombs from its cavernous bomb bay. In addition to the Mk. I, which was powered by Merlin engines made by Rolls Royce, the Packard Merlin powered Mk. III was also produced. Over 7,000 Lancasters were built and they played a vital part in the destruction of Germany's industrial base by

August 1942

wood-and-fabric monoplane with a fixed tailwheel undercarriage

Rozwiązaniem tego problemu było zainstalowanie w płatowcu P-51A brytyjskiego silnika Rolls-Royce Merlin 66 (stosowano go w Spitfire IX/XVI) z dwustopniową sprężarką

and the lastone was withdrawn in 1969

★Overall length: 183mm

Full interior

Able to fly higher

Distinctive features such as the higher pilot seat position

Meteors which served mainly overseas

the casualty compartment was developed in conjunction with the Royal Army Medical Corps and therefore proved to be highly functional

Zimmerit coating

The T34/76 was mounted with a monstrous 76