Avro Anson Mk.I 'Anti-submarine Annie' (Including 321sq markings!!)

Annie, as the Avro Anson aircraft were called, flew during the Second World War not only in the UK, but also in Africa, Canada or Australia. They were also flown by pilots of many nationalities. The SH48211 model reminds us of the foreigners who fought for their occupied countries and for Great Britain with the offer of camouflages. The first machine flew at No. 321 (Dutch) Sqn. in Great Britain, much like the Polish checkerboard decorated machine No. 6 Air Observer & Navigator School. The last machine flew with Free French insignia in West Africa. The kit is based on our older model, but most of the resin parts have been replaced with two new frames of plastic parts from milled molds. The model also includes color etchings.

- detailed castings and color etchings of the kit components
- interesting decals and camouflage
- we offer separately sold masks for the model