Walsingham Mk1

[Glenn]

Developed in the early 1930's, the Westland Walsingham was designed as a observation aircraft for the RAF. This aircraft was later re-designed as a high wing monoplane, and renamed Lysander.

Model :Airfix Westland Lysander.
Conversion : Added new wing, then reverse cranked the top wing and put a norman crank on the lower wing, then added the struts.

[Radish]

Nice one!!  

[The Rat]

MORE PICTURES! MORE!! MORE!!!      

[cthulhu77]

 Fantastic !  Very great kit, and  a superb photo.

[Sisko]

Very cool Glen!

[van883]

Great model-very believable..to me at least!

Van

[Mossie]

Or how to make a Lizzie even slower!  Good work Glenn, looks very believable.

[Supertom]

Nice work!  So how about a few photos of it "in the flesh?"

[Dork the kit slayer]

I think this is REAL B) ........not fair  kidding the boys here on WIF.                    


Not so much wif as cudobean
 

[Brian da Basher]

Yowsa Glenn I'm absolutely drooling!!! That's a great way to make use of a Lysander! You've done a magnificent job and that's a superbly done pit of photo-art as well! Looks like an original from the 1930s! You hang out with Matrixone, don't you?

Those spats are lovely!

Brian da Basher

[Rafael]

Glenn,  WOOOW!!!!

Rafa
(marveled at your work)

[Glenn]

This shot was taken over Malta. I was going to 'greyscale' it, but thought it was almost B&W to begin with.
The shot of Malta was taken from an "After the Battle" magazine.

[ysi_maniac]

Really amazing: the model and the pics.
       

This qualifies you for the top ten (with matrixone)
 

[Brian da Basher]

Holy cow Glenn that second shot is killer! I'm very impressed with your work aligning the struts and how precisely you painted the canopy framing! Those lovely spats  are the cherry on top!

Brian da Basher

[Glenn Gilbertson]

Great modelling - and I almost believe it!