Scully's Saucerers

[TomZ]

Operation LUSTY, Team 3: Scully's Saucerers

The common knowledge was that Operation LUSTY had two teams.Team One, under the leadership of Colonel Harold E. Watson, a former Wright Field test pilot, collected enemy aircraft and weapons for further examination in the United States. This team became known as Watson's Whizzers.Team Two recruited scientists, collected documents and investigated facilities.
What is not common knowledge is that there was a third team, under the command of Colonel William Shelly. This team was classified as top secret and operated outside of all regular command structures. This team was charged with the capture of all machinery, personnel and documents connected with the German flying saucer research.











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TomZ

[McColm]

Wow ! Great work, the B-30 looks impressive.
Must build my own version, some day soon.

[Weaver]

Oh well done - that looks really good! 

[zenrat]

Surely this is a RW build...


Very good.

[NARSES2]

Now that's the first time I've ever been able to grasp the size of the thing  Great diorama

[TomZ]

Now that's the first time I've ever been able to grasp the size of the thing  Great diorama

And this is the small one. This is the bonus Haunebu I kit from the Anigrand Haunebu II. The Haunebu II is more than twice as big!

TomZ

[Captain Canada]

Very nice ! That saucer is huge. Imagine seeing it take off ? Wow. Great dio too.

[Rheged]

I think that I can just distinguish one of those figures as wearing a Royal Navy uniform.......another one of the machines omitted from  Winkle Brown's list perhaps???

[NARSES2]

Now that's the first time I've ever been able to grasp the size of the thing  Great diorama

And this is the small one. This is the bonus Haunebu I kit from the Anigrand Haunebu II. The Haunebu II is more than twice as big!

TomZ

Never realised there was a I and a II. Thanks

[sandiego89]

Great work!  Well laid out. 

[DogfighterZen]

I also believe this is not whiff...  Excellent work!! 

[kerick]

Ah, so this is what Roswell looked like!