. This represents the Arctic Airways "Rockheed Freighter" flown by Wilks 
in Biggles Flies North. 
The kit went together pretty happily. It had resin detail parts that didn't make a fuss, with the exception of the P&W Wasp, which is moulded as separate cylinders that need to be attached to the crankcase
My advice to anyone building this is to dry fit the heck out of the engine into the cowling lest, like me, you end up having to rebuild the entire thing to fit
I also added pushrods from stretched sprue.
The Arctic Airways decal was printed on clear BMF decal paper and underneath it is two layers of blank white decal. The logo is thanks to mattbacon
(thanks again, Matt!)The image is actually artwork from the cover of the book itself.
The wing lettering was printed on paper in Bank Gothic. I put tape over the letters (Tamiya tape is fairly transparent) and cut them out, providing a mask that I could spray through.
Tail letters are white decadry rub ons. I tape them together to get them aligned. I managed to snap the tail off rubbing them on though
Cockpit detail in resin was very nice and needed no additions. In the story, this is used to transport gold from the Canadian goldfields, so I did a very rough scratchbuild of some cargo boxes.....now practically invisible of course
So there you have it
