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Photography Aviation posted on Jul 05, 2012
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... but it is a "Lizzie". Westland Lysander Mk.III, one of two flying in Canada, finished in a very striking "bumble bee" scheme use for target towing. Used for a variety of utility roles, the Lysander is perhaps best-known for flying covert missions into occupied Europe. Other roles included Army Co-operation, aerial observation, search & rescue, light bombing and target-towing. Another from the CWH airshow back in mid-June. More to come...

Comments (6)


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1358

9:43AM | Thu, 05 July 2012

amazing little plane... so far ahead of it's time for short take off and landings... cool capture!

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neiwil

9:43AM | Thu, 05 July 2012

Love the paint scheme on this....love the 'Lizzie' full stop. Cool capture.

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auntietk

2:18PM | Thu, 05 July 2012

Love the prop blur. Terrific capture!

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Maxidyne

4:14PM | Thu, 05 July 2012

Very interesting paint. Love the "Lizzie" too.

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Briney

6:55AM | Fri, 06 July 2012

At least it discourages people from shooting it down by accident?

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junge1

3:45PM | Mon, 06 August 2012

Great capture. In this shot it looks as if the right wing is folding!


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Photograph Details
F Numberf/11.0
MakeCanon
ModelCanon EOS 60D
Shutter Speed1/320
ISO Speed100
Focal Length300

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