The photographs below are of the Lancaster in the Australian War Memorial G-George which was formerly 460 RAAF squadron W4783.

A general view of the port side.

General view nose section.

Across the wing to the port fuselage.

Detail of a spinner and exhaust shroud.

Detail of the starboard aileron showing light ribbing.

Detail of the leading edge of the inboard starboard wing showing the cable cutters and warm air vent.

And a similar view of the port wing.

Top of the port wing with the mysterious "ribs".

A view from behind the engine radiator.

Showing a bit more detail.

A side view showing the intake and radiator.

A close up view of an undercarriage door.

View from the rear of the undercarriage and doors.

The inside of the undercarriage doors.

Side view of the undercarriage.

...with some detail of the linkage.

Note the treadless tyres.

A front view showing the structure of the undercarriage legs.

Front of the bomb bay and the window shute.

A detail of the front of the bomb doors.

And a view up inside the bomb bay.

The Lancaster's main door starboard side.

And on the port side, an aerial and navigation lights.

The starboard tail fin...

..and the balances either side of the rudder.

The tail wheel showing the anti-shimmy grooved tyre.

A back view of the rear turret.....

...and a side view giving some idea of the structure and the empty shell shutes.

The following images are from inside "Just jane" based at East Kirkby.

Starboard side of the bomb-aimer's area.

The bomb-aimer's view.

Up insode the front turret....

...and again...

..and a view of part of the support structure in the front turret.

The main control panel......

...and on the starboard side including the handrail down into the bomb-aimer's compartment.

To the left of the pilot's seat......

...and looking downwards from the same place.

And just aft, the flight engineer's panel.

The H2S display and receiver.