Anson Mk. V Plans anywhere?

Pierre Audette · Mar 11, 2002, 10:58 AM

Just as the title says, any sources?

leccyflyer · Mar 11, 2002, 11:09 AM

Pierre

Traplet have an Anson, complete with cowls, canopies etc, designed by Duncan Hutson - here are the details

Avro Anson
By: Duncan Hutson
“Faithful Annie” is designed to 1.5”:1ft and is a faithful reproduction of the full size. The plan gives full details of the retracts and flap mechanisms.

These are in the online shop at www.traplet.co.uk

hth

Leccy

David Pentland · Mar 11, 2002, 02:36 PM

The Duncan Hutson plan is for a Mk 1 or 2. The Mk V was a special Canadian Anson with a rolled plywood fuselage similar to a mossie fuselage in construction. Scale R/C Modeler did an article on an electric Mk V done by someone in eastern Canada. If you could track down the article and get the fellows name. MAAC could probably give you his address and phone number.

Pierre Audette · Mar 11, 2002, 03:56 PM

Here's what I know so far:
Clark E. Sheppard has developed and published in Scale RC Modeler in April 1998 for the Anson Mk.V model.

Anyone have a copy of this article?

Airnut 2 · Mar 13, 2002, 06:27 AM

Hi Pierre
Just as a matter of interest, I have the Serial number plates from an Anson-2 that I played in as a kid on my uncles farm. He bought it for scrap after the war, then it was stuck out in the"back 40" to rot away. When I was a member of Canadian Warplane Heritage, they took an interest in the remains, so we went to look for it. All that was left was the forward section of the fuse, where I found the plates and removed them.
Here is the info on the one plate:
Canadian Car and Foundry Co. Ltd.
Montreal
Avro Type Anson-2
Drawing No. F3290331C
Serial Number CF1154
Date 30-9-41
I don't have any photo's of it, but with that information there should be something out there.
I would really like to build one too, as soon as I finish my Blenheim.

Mar 11, 2002, 10:58 AM	#1
Pierre Audette RPV builder & operator Canada, QC, Gatineau Joined Jan 2001 2,297 Posts	Anson Mk. V Plans anywhere? Just as the title says, any sources?

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Mar 11, 2002, 11:09 AM	#2
leccyflyer All under control, Grommit! NW England Joined Sep 2000 11,651 Posts	Pierre Traplet have an Anson, complete with cowls, canopies etc, designed by Duncan Hutson - here are the details Avro Anson By: Duncan Hutson “Faithful Annie” is designed to 1.5”:1ft and is a faithful reproduction of the full size. The plan gives full details of the retracts and flap mechanisms. These are in the online shop at www.traplet.co.uk hth Leccy

Mar 11, 2002, 02:36 PM	#3
David Pentland Registered User Surrey B.C. Canada Joined Nov 2000 194 Posts	The Duncan Hutson plan is for a Mk 1 or 2. The Mk V was a special Canadian Anson with a rolled plywood fuselage similar to a mossie fuselage in construction. Scale R/C Modeler did an article on an electric Mk V done by someone in eastern Canada. If you could track down the article and get the fellows name. MAAC could probably give you his address and phone number.

Mar 11, 2002, 03:56 PM	#4
Pierre Audette RPV builder & operator Canada, QC, Gatineau Joined Jan 2001 2,297 Posts	Here's what I know so far: Clark E. Sheppard has developed and published in Scale RC Modeler in April 1998 for the Anson Mk.V model. Anyone have a copy of this article?

Mar 13, 2002, 06:27 AM	#5
Airnut 2 Registered User Innisfil, Ontario, Canada. Joined Dec 2000 455 Posts	Hi Pierre Just as a matter of interest, I have the Serial number plates from an Anson-2 that I played in as a kid on my uncles farm. He bought it for scrap after the war, then it was stuck out in the"back 40" to rot away. When I was a member of Canadian Warplane Heritage, they took an interest in the remains, so we went to look for it. All that was left was the forward section of the fuse, where I found the plates and removed them. Here is the info on the one plate: Canadian Car and Foundry Co. Ltd. Montreal Avro Type Anson-2 Drawing No. F3290331C Serial Number CF1154 Date 30-9-41 I don't have any photo's of it, but with that information there should be something out there. I would really like to build one too, as soon as I finish my Blenheim.