Found the series of piccies. Here's four good 'uns with inexpert comments from me. This is a man who has had a "new"
Tamiya Lancaster in the cupboard since it was released!
First a rear quarter view,I noticed the aluminium coloured framing in the rear turret,I'm always told that that was black.
Front quarter,aluminium undercarriage struts,not black. Look at the exhaust staining after a relatively short flight.
A nice side view
Another shot from behind showing how tight the demarcation between the camouflage colours was.
This Lancaster was lost on the night of 22/23 September 1943. She was coded WS-N and served with 9 Sqn. Sadly all her crew,men from Britain,Canada and Australia were lost. The youngest of them was 21 years old,the oldest 25. She was probably a victim of a nightfighter flown by Fw. Hermann Wischnewski of 3./NJ300. He was credited with a Halifax (according to my trusty "Luftwaffe Night Fighter Claims 1939-1945")but this is probably an error.
An all too typical story.
Steve