Thin? Tin? No... by Tamarrion
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Description
... 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)
1358
amazing little plane... so far ahead of it's time for short take off and landings... cool capture!
neiwil
Love the paint scheme on this....love the 'Lizzie' full stop. Cool capture.
auntietk
Love the prop blur. Terrific capture!
Maxidyne
Very interesting paint. Love the "Lizzie" too.
Briney
At least it discourages people from shooting it down by accident?
junge1
Great capture. In this shot it looks as if the right wing is folding!