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Old 01-08-2008, 07:37 PM   #1
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Old 01-09-2008, 05:27 AM   #2
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Superb - not much footage of this flak magnet so beloved of Lanc crews!
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Here is a website dedicated to the bomber highlighted in the video.

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I loved the ground crew standing under the running props. Man that think was a beast. Reminds me of a heavy weight fighter. No neck and all muscle.
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Old 01-11-2008, 07:53 AM   #5
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She's a big girl alright, but that sort of makes her kind of attractive..

Why can't we get a better model of her in 1:72 scale than the Airfix kit?!!
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I loved the ground crew standing under the running props.
Unfortunately there is on record an occurrence when a WAAF driver at a Stirling base - and used to driving under the spinning props of Stirlings all the time – tried the same trick when going to pick up the crew of a diverted Lancaster…………..
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Ouch. My old man was a regional manager for a large freight forwarding company. Had a forklift driver run right through the propeller arc. Threw him in pieces onto the second story roof of the wherehouse.
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Yep, it doesn't matter how much ointment you have or aspirins you take, it still stings a bit.
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Why can't we get a better model of her in 1:72 scale than the Airfix kit?!!
Shorts 1:2 'scale model' (The S.31).

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Thanks Graeme, but it's twice the size of our flat!
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