More photos part 2
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by Gavin Conroy » Sat Apr 12, 2008 10:23 pm
Going to be busy with work over the next few weeks so here are the last few for a while, will be back some time.
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Cheers Gavin:
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by ardypilot » Sun Apr 13, 2008 12:26 pm
Another stunning set Gavin- thanks for posting.
Questions:
What airforce Navy Orion is that in shot #5?
Were you on the ground for shots #6 and #8?
Does the Gippsland GA-200C Fatman originate in any way from the PZL-106 Raven we have been seeing screenshots of recently?
Questions:
What airforce Navy Orion is that in shot #5?
Were you on the ground for shots #6 and #8?
Does the Gippsland GA-200C Fatman originate in any way from the PZL-106 Raven we have been seeing screenshots of recently?
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by greaneyr » Sun Apr 13, 2008 2:24 pm
Nice work Gavin.
My favourites are the CT4 and Orion 02. The CT4 has a real sense of 'action' about it, and there's just something about the perspective and lighting that make it so 'realistic'.
My favourites are the CT4 and Orion 02. The CT4 has a real sense of 'action' about it, and there's just something about the perspective and lighting that make it so 'realistic'.
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by FlyingKiwi » Sun Apr 13, 2008 3:35 pm
I think the Orion is probably Chilean, although I'm sure Gavin can confirm for us. 
Those are all amazing shots, and the same goes for all the ones you posted in the other threads. You're lucky to have such fantastic photo opportunities.
Those are all amazing shots, and the same goes for all the ones you posted in the other threads. You're lucky to have such fantastic photo opportunities.
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