Masterton airshow last weekend.
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by Gavin Conroy » Mon Nov 19, 2012 7:06 pm
Was a great day out, well done to everyone involved.
Cheers Gavin:
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by Charl » Mon Nov 19, 2012 7:32 pm
To build a fleet like that is extraordinary - lots of skill, lots of time... and lots and lots of money.
Just amazing.
Aside: the P-40 is often photographed from that angle, I think it looks like something Splitpin made up, one wing shortened.
Must be the dihedral I suppose, coupled with long focal length.
Just amazing.
Aside: the P-40 is often photographed from that angle, I think it looks like something Splitpin made up, one wing shortened.
Must be the dihedral I suppose, coupled with long focal length.
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by Ian Warren » Tue Nov 20, 2012 7:56 am
The first photo , that could be 95 years ago somewhere in France ! 
a theme for a good WWI movie is all that is needed ... more you look at these aircraft - they have the machines .
Any sign of a Lancasters on the field tho ?
a theme for a good WWI movie is all that is needed ... more you look at these aircraft - they have the machines . Any sign of a Lancasters on the field tho ?
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