Airspeed Horsa Glider 6th Airborne mount on D-Day

[Ian M]

That turned out rather well.
Lets see a few more propper photos of it in the completed section.

[rtfoe]

That turned out rather well.
Lets see a few more propper photos of it in the completed section.

Might be similar pictures of the completed Glider from this section which are around five. I'll start a post for it.

Cheers,
Richard

[minitnkr]

Graffiti was the icing on the cake. PaulE

[scottie3158]

Richard,
Great idea about the tippex paper and a great looking build.

[wotan]

Richard

Busy taking notes and ready to steal all your great ideas. What a great result. I would give you an assist for my build if I werent afraid that you may not want to be associated with my fumblings.

John

[rtfoe]

Thank you Gentlemen, the graffiti was the fun part and any assists from whoever is welcomed.

Cheers,
Richard

[JR]

Just trying to keep up with you Richard.:smiling5:
Your postings are getting like Peters builds, just get comfortable and you've started another.
Great work, plenty of tips to note. Can't believe how brave those guys were.
John.

[rtfoe]

Hi John, sooner or later I'll run out of old build blogs and have to really speed up my building. :smiling6: These guys fly in something with no engines...what about the ones who jump out of perfectly good ones? :flushed:

Cheers,
Richard

[Windy]

I remember building this one when I was about 14. I think I bought it on a visit to the Airborne Museum in Arnhem. It definitely didn't turn out like yours though! Lovely work.

[rtfoe]

Thanks Alex, I'm sure it will turn out differently now if you try it again.

Cheers,
Richard

[Jim R]

Hi Richard
Great finish. Graffiti is such a nice touch.
Jim

[rtfoe]

Hi Jim, thanks. Without the historical references of graffiti on subject such as the Horsa I wouldn't have thought of adding it.

Cheers,
Richard