| Published on the 20th July 2004, The Avro Lancaster Explored has already started to receive praise indeed, for its unique and in-depth coverage of the Lancaster Bomber and all its systems. The Lancaster Explored is a truly unique product. |
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| 'The
National Archives is pleased to be able to assist with such an exciting
project, and to make available plans and documents concerning this
aircraft, the majority of which have never before been published'. Paul Johnson - The National Archives Image Library Manager |
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| 'The
Lancaster Explored CD-ROM is a useful contribution to the interpretation
of a very famous aircraft. This, the first in a new series about UK
aircraft, is a good attempt to give the viewer visual access to original
documents and photographs of the interiors of specific Lancasters.
For the technically minded the specifications and details are comprehensive
and the graphics help the less knowledgeable to navigate the information.
This product will please a wide audience from schoolchild to aviation
enthusiast.' Dr Michael Fopp - Royal Air Force Museum Director General |
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| 'The
Lancaster Explored CD-ROM is most impressive. It has given all those
on 'the other side of the fence', who have little hope of actually
setting foot inside a real Lancaster, the unprecedented opportunity
of unrestricted access to the aircraft, its engines, its many interesting
systems and its operation - all from their own PC.' Peter Kirk - Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust, Engine Data |
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| 'As
someone who has built a complete cockpit section of a Lancaster B.Mk.I
bomber from scratch, I really thought I knew a great deal about Lancasters,
that is, until I received a copy of 'The Lancaster Explored' CD-ROM.
It is a 'must' if you have any interest in World War II aircraft. Norman Groom - Curator - Pitstone Green Museum. |
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| 'I
think this is an exceptional record of the Lancaster.
It is a must for the dedicated historian, the enthusiast and the researcher.The
CD is well presented, easy to navigate and crammed full of facts and
photographs - you have done the Lancaster proud!' Jeremy Hall - Owner of a Lancaster B.Mk.III Nose Section. |
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| 'All
the research you have done on the many photographs and information
provided is really a 'must see' for every Lancaster lover! You have
done a really GREAT job, this kind of Air Ministry information is
always SO hard to obtain. Well done.' Paul Bodifee - The Signals Collection '40-'45 - The Netherlands |
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