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RCAF Sunderlands of 422 & 423 Squadrons in Coastal Command Decals & Docs <a href="https://www.aviaeology.com/store/p281/ADD14004dm1.html">https://www.aviaeology.com/store/p281/ADD14004dm1.html</a>
Sunderlands Of 422 & 423 Squadrons, RCAF, In RAF Coastal Command
SKU: ADD14004dm1
CA$8.75
Model any one of three Sunderland Mk.IIIs that were involved in the destruction of U-boats through 1943-1944.
Sunderland GR.III EK591 as aircraft 2-U of 422 Squadron RCAF, RAF Coastal Command, Castle Archdale, Ireland early-mid 1944.
On 10 March 1944 (while based down the road from Castle Archdale at St. Angelo) Warrant Officer 2nd Class W.F. Morton and crew, sank U-625, while on W/O Morton's first operational mission as an aircraft commander.
Sunderland GR.III DD859 as aircraft 3-G of 423 Squadron RCAF, RAF Coastal Command, Castle Archdale, Ireland Summer of 1943.
On 4 August 1943, Flying Officer A.A. Bishop and crew sank U-489 but AA fire from the U-boat shot the aircraft down. Six of the 11-man crew survived.
Sunderland GR.III ML825 as aircraft AB-D of 423 Squadron RCAF, RAF Coastal Command, Castle Archdale, Ireland late 1944.
On 11 September 1944, Flying Officer J.N. Farren and crew joined HMCS Dunver and HMCS Hespeler in sinking U-484.
This set includes the individual markings for each aircraft plus the required national markings for the period, and clearly illustrated full-colour instructions to complete one 1/144 scale model.
Planning on building more than One? 1/144 scale Sunderland national markings are also available separately in Aviaeology set ADD14c107-1.
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