Avro Lancaster RAF RCAF RAAF WW11 Four Engine Heavy Bomber Aircraft Wooden Desktop Model

Highly detailed and carefully hand crafted desktop model of the Avro Lancaster military aircraft.

The wood used is reclaimed.

Made from solid mahogany and complete with solid mahogany matching stand.

Finished in high gloss lacquer to enhance the natural beauty of the mahogany.

Simple to assemble with no glue required, simply slot wooden parts such as wings into pre drilled holes.

With room for a commemorative plaque (not supplied) onto the stand.

Due to the nature of wood the colour of the model you receive may vary slightly from the website image.

Keep out of direct sunlight and heat.

If dusting use a new fine paint brush.

Model can be produced up to 6ft in length, please e-mail for more details.

Approximate Dimensions.

Length: 37cm
Height: 18cm
Wingspan: 54cm.

The Lancaster is a four-engine Second World War heavy bomber designed and built by Roy Chadwick at Avro for the Royal Air Force (RAF). It first saw active service in 1942 and became the main heavy bomber used by the RAF overshadowing its close contemporaries the Handley Page Halifax and Short Sterling. The "Lanc" could take the largest bombs used by the RAF such as the 22,000 lb (10,000 kg) Grand Slam earthquake bombs. Its versatility made it the natural choice to carry the Barnes-Wallis bomb.