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I am trying to convert a 1/72 Walrus into a fictional plane called the Vickers Vandal and it had an Early Napier Lion engine. Sadly there are no 1/72 early model Napier Lion engines except in kits so I am trying to find engines that look alike the early models of the Napier Lion.

I recently looked at photos of my great great uncles plane and I noticed that LL807 has both the designation BH-K and BH-N.Can someone please elaborate on this please.

May you rest in peace:pilotsalute:

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Hi

Yes.The German and Japanese pilots of 1944-45 were woefully undertrained and very little survived the war.They were shot down very quickly.They had to go into combat with less than 150 hours of flight time

Bloody amazing

The spitfire would win due to its better maneuverability.

A early war spitfire would win against a very inexperienced me262 pilot because if the me262 pilot opened the throttle to much his engines would shatter due to lack of proper materials for jet engines in 1944/45.

It is called the bison for a reason.Both are ugly.

I am working on a model and I am doing ll807 but I cannot find out what LL807’s nose art looked like.

Yes

Lancaster LL-807 BH-K/N my great great uncle served on as radio operator.Sergeant Albin Pacula.