Charter

Hi dear friends and fellow collectors.
I have finished one of the most difficult to realize, large and beautiful airports is have even made.
Finally London "Gatwick" 1:400 scale is complete: almost one year to finish it, during which many things happened including my dramatic incident where i lost a leg replaced by a titanium one. Then Covid-19 pandemic and my effort to assist patients in my ER, making swabs and, then, vaccination...all these once i returned to work after a very long reabilitation.
But i also promised to my friend Joseph to finish this airport for him, and finally the result is in these pics.
It is impossible to show the airport with a general view: more than 14 square meters large, the space isn't enough; so i divided it into three main sections, from the extreme right (Round Terminal) to the extreme left (ATC Tower), passing thorugh the middle (remote stands). Each panel is signed with a number and a letter, so it can be easily recognized and all the panels can be connected without problems.
I hope you like it, all comments are welcome.


First section:




here you can see many panels connected together. On your left you can recognize the Round Terminal and the South Terminal, on your right the first area of the North Terminal.
The section you are looking for is divided into two parts, exactly in the middle:
- left side, bottom up: panels 1A1 - 1A - 1B - 1C
(1A1 = remote stands; 1A = taxiway and part of the apron; 1B = Round Terminal and South Terminal aprons; 1C = part of the apron, taxiway and 26L runway).
- Right side, bottom up: panels 2A - 2B - 2C
(2A = North Terminal and part of the taxiway; 2B = remote stands, section of the South Terminal; 2C = apron, taxiway and 26L runway).


Second section:



even this section is divided into two parts, in the middle: the left part is already shown in the previous photo while the right part is new.

- Left side, bottom up: panels 2A - 2B - 2C
(2A = North Terminal and part of the taxiway; 2B = remote stands, section of the South Terminal; 2C = apron, taxiway and 26L runway).
- Right side, bottom up: panels 3A - 3B - 3C

(3A = North Terminal, fantasy terminal with remote stands, 3B = remote stands, 3C = remote stands, taxiway and 26L runway).


Third section:



even this section is divided into two parts, in the middle: the left part is already shown in the previous photo while the right part is new.
- Light side, bottom up: panels 3A - 3B - 3C

(3A = North Terminal, fantasy terminal with remote stands; 3B = remote stands; 3C = remote stands, taxiway and 26L runway).
- Right side, bottom up: panels 4A - 4B - 4C
(4A = Cargo terminal; 4B remote stands, ATC Tower, office buildings; 4C remote stands, taxiway and 26L runway).


Then there are the last two sections, the runway




here, on the left, you can see the panel 4C = remote stands, taxiway and 26L runway (already shown in the previous photo) and, on the right, the panel 5C = runway and taxiway...


...and the end of the runway with the 08R threshold



on the left there is the panel 5C, already shown on the previous photo and, on the right, the panel 6C = threshold 08R.


I know, it is also difficult to explain....

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