Just got my copy today, a great article and, brilliant photos, a big well done to Richard Paver. Re uniting pilots with their old mounts is fascinating, the other article with pic by Peter Arnold of the ex Burmese AF pilot with his old Spit is just incredible.
With so many left worldwide I would imagine spares won’t be problem.Slap a new wing on,repair the engine,bit of tidying up and off to Legends.It’s only money.
You can see where the British ” Lanchester ” came from!!
The Lanchester is in fact an almost direct copy of the MP28, it is easily recognisable as it has a bronze mag housing. The MP 34 Steyr-Soluthern I have is a more sophisticated weapon, and beautifully made, the receiver being machined out of billet steel.
You can see where the British ” Lanchester ” came from!!
The Lanchester is in fact an almost direct copy of the MP28, it is easily recognisable as it has a bronze mag housing. The MP 34 Steyr-Soluthern I have is a more sophisticated weapon, and beautifully made, the receiver being machined out of billet steel.
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