Blackburn BeverleyView: Slideshow Mosaic List 1August 14, 2016Scratch built ladder to flight deck (that my mother got stuck up!) 2August 14, 2016Alcladded in aircraft aluminium, portholes drilled by hand (I'm not using decals, sorry kit designer!) 3August 16, 2016Nostalgic family moment... 4August 16, 2016Nostalgic family moment... 5August 16, 2016Fuselage sealed up, engines fitted some filler required...) 6August 19, 2016All done - metal discoloured from engine heat... 7August 19, 2016Clam shell cargo doors open, peekaboo to the internal vignette 30 years ago in Southend with the Haines family. 8August 19, 2016Drilled the windows rather than decals. Homemade airframe number aft. 9August 19, 2016OK, it's a bit fictional: XB261 was only ever RAE, but I wanted Transport Command as main theme. 10August 19, 2016XB261 really did have a maple leaf (for being the only Beverley to cross the Atlantic). The name is my conceit though - named it after my mother for getting stuck up that ladder! Comments14 August 2016, 21:05Björn LeichsenringThe ladder leading to the wall. Where is the door?15 August 2016, 07:33Russ HainesGood point, I'll paint one in 🙂15 August 2016, 15:54Album info1:144 scale RAF transport aircraft.Craven? Knight? Crusher?10 images1:144CompletedBlackburn Beverley Royal Air Force (1918-now)No. 47 Sqn. XB2671962White, silver, black, red All albumsView all albums »
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