Thanks to Fluffy also, for the wonderful shot of the markings in progress. Really you guys, you’re making a Lancaster enthusiast- and one who’s very enthusiastic indeed about your particular Lancaster- very happy indeed.

I’d like to ask you about something that’s always baffled my possibly simple brain; what’s the process for spraying roundels? Is it something like spray a coolur, mask it, spray the next colour etc? As it beats me how it’s done with such tidy, perfectly circular accuracy and all that! :confused:

A brief glimps in primer.

Tease! 😀

A further wonderful treat of photos, we’ve been very privelleged to see these I think. 🙂

I thought it would all go incommunicado once the paint guns came out- don’t want to spoil the thunder before any official photos/unveiling, I guess?!

It’s a gorgeous looking, well-built website, much like the aircraft it’s about! I’d like to see a lot more pictures of the restoration process though- something I felt was also quite lacking from the book, too. (It was all India and little in the way of nuts and bolts, I thought!)

When an aircraft is rebuilt so well, so exactly as was R4118, you really want to see more of that process, you know?