Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck

A procedural model built in Blender from the type’s published dimensions, painted as 18393, IWM Duxford’s Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck Mk.4B and the only CF-100 in a British museum, built at Malton, Ontario (c/n 293), which served with the Royal Canadian Air Force, came to Britain in 1975 for Ormond Haydon-Baillie’s collection, registered G-BCYK, and has been at Duxford ever since: Canada’s all-weather interceptor, a two-seat fighter of 49 ft 11 in span with two Avro Orenda turbojets in long nacelles hugging the fuselage at the wing roots, a straight wing, a long tandem canopy over pilot and navigator, a large radome in the nose and a tailplane set high on the fin, shown standing level on its tricycle undercarriage with the gear down, as it stood until it was hung in AirSpace: dark green and grey disruptive camouflage over silver undersides, a black radome with white and red rings, the red bat-on-a-cloud badge of 440 Squadron on the nose, ‘RCAF’, a red maple-leaf roundel and ‘393’ on the rear fuselage, a Canadian Red Ensign and ‘18393’ on the fin, a red and white chequered rudder, and ‘RCAF’ and ‘393’ under the wings (no photograph shows the upper wing, so it carries the camouflage with no roundels). Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to zoom · all 217 models · download .glb (1.2 MB) · Plate 143 in The Hangar