Thought I would share some of the Pics I got at the air show. The Canadian Snowbirds were amazing.
Great Job, I love all the formation flights.
JonD
Loc: Frisco, TX
Love the warbirds and formation shots. Am adding one of FIFI, the last flying B-29. Shot taken at Oshkosh Airventure 2011. Sadly, this plane is grounded pending an engine repair costing over 250,000 bucks.
B-29 Super Fortress
steve L
Loc: Waterville Valley, New Hampshire
:thumbup: :thumbup: Glad you had such a gaggle of models - Me ?? no such luck !!!
First three images = Mitchell B-25.
Third image could include a Curtis-Wright P-60, but most likely not.
Thanks Lilly--the snowbirds went on for over 45 minutes, doing different flight patterns. All close tight patterns, I mentioned to the guy next to me, I'd like to see the Blue Angels next. He said I would really be disappointed after watching this show.
Thanks Jon-its funny U can find parts for these guys yet, but we have some amazing machinists out there yet.
Yes we did have an assortment there-air shows are always fun. Thanks for looking SteveL
Thanks Nikonian- I was going to Identify them, now I can't find my book. Thanks again & have Merry Christmas, always nice to follow U on here.
dfalk
Loc: Chugiak, Alaska
Nikonian72 wrote:
First three images = Mitchell B-25.
Third image could include a Curtis-Wright P-60, but most likely not.
That is a B or C model P-51, not a Curtis.
Love airshows,used to go to Biggenhill (ww11 air base in Kent uk)every year but no longer held because i believe of some issue with insurance,sadly miss it.
Great captures. I think the B-25J is my favorite aircraft
ever.
Dad was a Bombardier on B-25s in the MTO back in the day.
flyguy
Loc: Las Cruces, New Mexico
Good job! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
rfazzi
Loc: San Jose, California
No B-17's? I love B-17's!! Don't you love B-17's? Everybody loves B-17's. B-17's are cool.
Nikonian72 wrote:
First three images = Mitchell B-25.
Third image could include a Curtis-Wright P-60, but most likely not.
Looks more like a P-51-B or C model. When the 'D' model came out, they went to a full plexiglass canopy. Prior to that, they were multi-panel. She has the belly of the P-51-B and later, but the multi-panel (and hard to get out of) canopy. Tried to link a photo but it doesn't want to link up this morning.
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