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…Hopefully it’s going to live on for another 100 years and this movie is just one of the steps it’s taking,” Evans said. That may be the crew’s most audacious dream yet, but given the obstacles they’ve already conquered, even the sky is no limit for their ambitions.
“To use a 1943, Canadian-built Canso to do that instead of a submarine, I think that might be a good statement,” Wieben said. This potentially includes a grand ambition of Wieben’s to fly it to the North Pole, to drop a weighted Canadian flag through the ice to lay on the seabed beside a Russian flag planted there in 2007 by a pair of submarines. Longer, cross-country adventures are on the tentative agenda in the years ahead. It was great to financially help this (Fairview) restoration society that has been trying to raise money to keep these wonderful planes in the air.”Īs to that future for the Canso, Wieben, 78, said the money and exposure generated from the show should assist the plane’s durability, which will soon require younger people to join the crew to learn the ropes as pilots and technicians. “I’m so glad were able to work out a deal. “It’s basically one of main characters in the episode,” said Vladimir Stefoff, co-executive producer on the show. A deal was struck with the production company, and the Canso was flown to a hangar in Boundary Bay, B.C., that was made up to look like a wartime aircraft production facility. The Canso happened to be in Saskatoon at an aviation event in late August when the call came in, Wieben said. “To scale (model) the whole thing would have been impossible, so that was never an option.” A restored Canso PBY-5A C-FNJE aircraft, built in the 1940s, is prepared for its first official flight at the Fairview Municipal Airport on Saturday June 17, 2017. “We were always looking to get a real plane in,” said production designer Anand Ray. Fortunately a retired pilot who works with the film company knew of the Fairview Canso. Producers initially hoped to use a plane based in Victoria, but it wasn’t mechanically ready. Since fewer than 20 Cansos are still flying worldwide, this was no simple order. The show about time-travelling heroes needed an amphibious plane for an episode set in the 1940s, written to honour women in the war effort. Now a much bigger audience will get to see the near-octogenarian aircraft, though in the fictional world of Legends of Tomorrow. Colorado All U 2) Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. writer Officials said a woman on a motorcycle went into another lane while turning.
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