Life size model of a German 1944 Messerschmitt ME 109 G. Created by Ian Baron owner of Model "A" Acres Bed & Breakfast. There's a mannequin dressed like Adolf Galland, smoking his cigar at the controls.
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This model of a 1944 Spitfire Mk 1X is also a recreation by Ian Baron. In Ian's own words "The construction techniques are a lot more complex and it is a much bigger plane. I finished the Spitfire in the summer of 2009."
I just heard a radio piece about a fellow's quest (I think he's British) to dig up a bunch of spitfires that were supposedly buried in Myanmar at the end of WWII.
I would not have expected this at the B&B!! I hope you were not out on the 401 tonight. That looked a very nasty drive and so many cars involved in the pile up.
What dedication and amazing craft! I've never seen either types of machine so close up.
ReplyDeleteAwesome old machines and a completely different strategy for fighting a war.
ReplyDeleteThere's lots to see at that B & B!
ReplyDeleteI just heard a radio piece about a fellow's quest (I think he's British) to dig up a bunch of spitfires that were supposedly buried in Myanmar at the end of WWII.
ReplyDeleteI also heard the NPR broadcast about the Myanmar Spitfire quest. I wonder if he knows the man who is responsible for crafting this aircraft?
ReplyDeleteI would not have expected this at the B&B!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you were not out on the 401 tonight. That looked a very nasty drive and so many cars involved in the pile up.