Seagull models Westland Lysander III (SEA-216)

(This text is machine translated) Westland Lysander III (SEA-216) The Westland Lysander, built by Westland Aircraft, is a low performance liaison aircraft. It acquired great renown thanks to its use for the transport and recovery of spies and secret agents, in particular members of the Special Operations Executive or the French Resistance. ease and other resistance movements in Western Europe. The Lysander was one of the first aircraft, stemming from an Air Ministry program in 1934 calling for an aircraft that could operate from very short runways. Its wings were straight, but their tapered root gave the illusion of a gull-wing configuration. General characteristics: - Model in high quality balsa and plywood. - Covered with O racover Mat film - Hood and fairing in fiberglass - Detailed cockpit - Access hatch for the battery - Exceptional flight characteristics - Wing in 2 parts to facilitate transport Technical characteristics Level required Advanced Wingspan 2990 (mm) Length 1790 (mm) Weight 1100 (g) Type...