"Aircraft recognition cards" Topic

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Chortle	16 Dec 2012 2:18 a.m. PST
I am putting together one of the lovely Pendraken 10mm Hamilcar gliders. Unfortunately, it broke in transit, so that makes it tougher to put together by my usual means – guess work (who looks at a manual?) Pendraken kindly offered to send a replacement, but I am impatient. I found these WW2 aircraft recognition cards online, which helped me put it together. The cards show aircraft from different angles, whereas your typical photos are limited in their variety of views Halifax Heavy Bomber (4E-HB) Lancaster Heavy Bomber (4E-HB) Stirling Heavy Bomber (4E-HB) Sea Otter Reconnaissance (1E-R) Sunderland (4E-PB) York (4E-C) Horsa Glider (G) Hamilcar Glider (G) Hengist Glider (G) link link
Texas Jack	16 Dec 2012 4:09 a.m. PST
Very interesting stuff on that site, and from Ames, Iowa (?). The spotter playing cards are cool too!

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