Here are some more photos that I took at the Duxford Air Show in September.
A nice line up of Spitfires
De Havilland Vampire
De Havilland Vampires
Grumman Bearcat
North American B-25J Mitchell
North American T-6 Harvard
Sabre
Spitfire Mk 9 Polly Grey
Spitfire Mk 9 Polly Grey
Spitfire Mk IX Mylcraine
de Havilland Dragon Rapide
Some amazing historic aircraft under one roof.
Some amazing historic aircraft under one roof.
Some amazing historic aircraft under one roof.
Some amazing historic aircraft under one roof.
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: can't say more than WOW. Love planes and you've captured a real collection of the best. If you don't mind, I'll add a B17, one of the great workhorses.
One of my favorites. Caught her resting between flights for old vets.
norvik1943 wrote:
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: can't say more than WOW. Love planes and you've captured a real collection of the best. If you don't mind, I'll add a B17, one of the great workhorses.
Hope you don't mind, here are some of Al Overcast's frequent visit to DAB, FL and couple of FiFi sole flying B36
Nice job guys...if only these beauties could talk. ;-)
Doddy
Loc: Barnard Castle-England
Nice ones foxjohn..must get there one day.
B-24 at Worcester Airport last Summer. Parts of the Collings Foundation fleet. I've photos of B-17, P-51 also, if there is interest.
Photog8 wrote:
Nice job guys...if only these beauties could talk. ;-)
Maybe not, but I have damn sure heard them growl!!!!!!
flyguy
Loc: Las Cruces, New Mexico
I always love pictures of different aircraft and these are wonderful --- thanks so much for posting. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Photog8 wrote:
Nice job guys...if only these beauties could talk. ;-)
They do talk when an aged crew member or pilot boards them and they share their memories with others aboard. Just imagine the hair-raising tales being heard aboard a historic flight.
TomballLegend wrote:
Hope you don't mind, here are some of Al Overcast's frequent visit to DAB, FL and couple of FiFi sole flying B36
Thanx for the great shots of Aluminum Overcast taking off and of her nose art. Guess the nose art was only painted on the pilot's side. The tail numbers match so its the same plane I saw.
Here's a favorite photo. Not my work but love the subjects.
Imagine that 3 B52's carry the bomb load of 100 B17's or more.
B17 and B52
"FIFI" is a B-29 not a B-36. Great shots though.
Always great subject matter. Love visiting the Air Museums.
krgatlgm wrote:
"FIFI" is a B-29 not a B-36. Great shots though.
I know that???? Had "36" on the brain sorry! Now I have to go stand in the corner for an hour---you'd think that someone who spent 30 years in the industry would know better. I have to write on my puter room wall, "Fi-Fi" is a B-29" 1000 times.
Fi-Fi Is A B-29, etc, etc, etc!!!!!!!!
Love em. Been there. Wonderful museum
She is a beautiful aircraft. I saw her at CAF museum about 5 years ago. Do you know if there is still a flying B-36? My dad used to work on them at Carswell in '54. I can still remember going on board one at an airshow and riding the trolly along the fuselage! I think I was 6!
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