RCAF 100th Anniversary build

[lastvautour]

69 of 100 is this 1/72 Fairchild Cornell. Over 1600 were build under license in Canada by Fleet Aircraft.

Lou

[lastvautour]

70 of 100 RCAF 100^th is a Beechcraft/Raytheon CT-156 Harvard II. The Harvard II is used by NATO flying Training In Canada (NFTC). I was fortunate enough to work NFTC on their BAe Hawk prior to my final retirement.


Lou

[lastvautour]

71 of 100 is a 1/72 Bellanca CH-300 Pacemaker on floats.

Lou

[lastvautour]

72 of 100 is this petite Beechcraft Mentor.

[lastvautour]

73 of 100 is a 1/32 Fleet Finch

Lou

[lastvautour]

74 of 100 is this 1/72 Cessna Crane. At total of 826 Cranes were supplied to the RCAF.

Lou

[lastvautour]

75a and 75b of 100 are these Bell Helicopters, the Iroquois and Twin Huey. Being rather small, I decided to count them only a a single project.

Lou

To free up some numbers for additional builds, all 1/144 helicopters have been re-assigned the number 75 with letters denoting the various aircraft within the sub-collection.

[lastvautour]

75c of 100 is a Mil MI-17 Hip flown the RCAF in Afghanistan.


Lou

To free up some numbers for additional builds, all 1/144 helicopters have been re-assigned the number 75 with letters denoting the various aircraft within the sub-collection.

[lastvautour]

77 of 100 Gipsy Moth in 1/32 scale. Really enjoyed finishing this one.

Lou

[Model Maker]

Hi Lou

Very impressive looking model!! Rib line look very good.

[lastvautour]

Thank you Ken. I doubled up used Tamiya 1mm tape.


Lou

[lastvautour]

78 of 100 is a Dassault CC-117 Falcon in 1/72 scale. I had my first flight was in October 1968, in a falcon wearing these markings. The flight spoiled me for any other aircraft.

Lou

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79 of 100 is a Beechcraft C-45 Expeditor in 1/48 scale. This was the aircraft in use when I took my Aero Engine training in the fall of 1966.

Lou

[lastvautour]

75d of 100 my 1/144 scale Vertol CH-113A Voyageur in Canadian Army colours.

Lou

To free up some numbers for additional builds, all 1/144 helicopters have been re-assigned the number 75 with letters denoting the various aircraft within the sub-collection.

[lastvautour]

75e of 100 is a 1/144 Sikorsky H-5 Dragonfly.

Lou

To free up some numbers for additional builds, all 1/144 helicopters have been re-assigned the number 75 with letters denoting the various aircraft within the sub-collection.