Another heroic tale of patriotic defiance. And, for the aircraft geek, an amazing collection of aircraft types in Greek service, from Breguet XIXs to PZL24s, via Dornier 22s, Potez 63s and a lot else. I suspect that only the Royal Romanian Air Force fielded so many different types from so many different sources. Of course, as I sit, enthralled, by the sad tale, I'm thinking of possible 'builds' ... Azur does a Potez 63 in Greek colours ...
On the plodding bat front:
Hopefully, I'll be able to close the fuselage up this weekend, then I should really be able to crack on.
Finally, a Happy St. David's Day to the Welsh!!
Stirling progress Stephen, it seems such a shame to enclose all these details.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Paul. Yep, but if I realllly shove my eyeball into one of the doorways I can just make out a bit of, well, a bit of something...
DeleteThat looks great. Lovely details.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Nick. At least I know it is inside.
DeleteI hope you are plodding successfully through issues of home and work.
ReplyDeleteInteresting book ,maybe worth a look -too many too tempting...
Bat continuing to move onwards well I think.
best wishes
Alan
Noooo! Don't go Greecewards, just stick to the Northlands.
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