Another Rabbit Hole!
747 SP landing. Pratt and Whitney scheme.
Connie on the ramp. Arguably the prettiest aircraft ever designed.
747 SP landing. Pratt and Whitney scheme.
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Oshkosh by gosh
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centaur567
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We went to Oshkosh way back in '83 and had a great time. Got to see a F9F Panther fly. Gary S.
I love going to airshows. Don't seem to have many around here now. There was one in Atlanta area recently but schedule didn't allow.
Flanked by Mustangs in case he got any ideas....
Rhino
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A quick throttle adjustment and "Keine sorge, Mein Herr, Wiedersehen!"Flanked by Mustangs in case he got any ideas....
Another lunch break well spent. Some of these aircraft got my head scratching.
Rhino
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The last DC-8? 747-8SP engine test bed. N9962Y 1963 Champion Lancer 402. L-39 Albatros! Run for your life! Do you suppose the sky-diver will make it all the way to the ground? The Candy Bomber! Yay!! actually a C-118. N171GB GB-1 Gamebird Aerobatic competition aircraft. 315 HP! Holly Molly!
N841RS Dornier DO28A-1 KC-46 Pegasus. 737 Tanker. Pitts S-2B biplanes of the Canadian AERORECIP team. MiG-15 flying trash barrels.
Paul Bennett Airshow's Wolf Pitts Pro biplane. These are the guys with the only flying CAC Wirraway.
Swiss Havilland Vampire T.9
That should help with the most obscure airplanes.
N841RS Dornier DO28A-1 KC-46 Pegasus. 737 Tanker. Pitts S-2B biplanes of the Canadian AERORECIP team. MiG-15 flying trash barrels.
Paul Bennett Airshow's Wolf Pitts Pro biplane. These are the guys with the only flying CAC Wirraway.
Swiss Havilland Vampire T.9
That should help with the most obscure airplanes.
Yeah, I stumbled on something about that somewhere. They are flying the only one now?
And that 747 SP just don't look right...but I want one!
I saw another video of one of those Dorner float planes with push pull config. Thought it was the evolution of that cantankerous thing @phantom II built a while back.
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Nope, far more modern. I'll try and find it.The DO-26 Sea Falcon, perhaps. If memory serves, Chris' build was a Supermodel BV-138. "The Flying Clog" also diesel powered.Captcha
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Start off with a flight of Cats, a Mig squirting fire, something squirting all sorts of fire at night. The Me262 again, a little top gun action and so much more!
Rhino
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More help with obscure airpalnes. N461FM: '72 Helio H-295
It is super cool to see a Temco TT-1 Pinto in the air!!
Some nut put a jet on an old Great Lakes biplane. That's just silly.
A Bellanca Citabria or Decathalon.
The weird fireworks-spewing airplane looks like a Rutan VariEze.
PB4Y-2G Privateer in it's USCG rescue weather recon configuration.
I'll be damned! That's Susan Dacy's "Big Red" Super Stearman! Years back, She autographed a picture for me. Her brother, Jim is an airshow announcer.
The OV-10D Bronco FAC and Skyraider show looks like fun!
The speedy little black & yellow airplane is an Extra 300, I think. She's a purpose-built aerobatics competition airframe. Lots of lovely horsepower! Gene Soucy had one a while back.
Some of these I recognize. I don't want anyone think I'm an encyclopedia, I am not. I google the N numbers for the least familiar ones.
It is super cool to see a Temco TT-1 Pinto in the air!!
Some nut put a jet on an old Great Lakes biplane. That's just silly.
A Bellanca Citabria or Decathalon.
The weird fireworks-spewing airplane looks like a Rutan VariEze.
PB4Y-2G Privateer in it's USCG rescue weather recon configuration.
I'll be damned! That's Susan Dacy's "Big Red" Super Stearman! Years back, She autographed a picture for me. Her brother, Jim is an airshow announcer.
The OV-10D Bronco FAC and Skyraider show looks like fun!
The speedy little black & yellow airplane is an Extra 300, I think. She's a purpose-built aerobatics competition airframe. Lots of lovely horsepower! Gene Soucy had one a while back.
Some of these I recognize. I don't want anyone think I'm an encyclopedia, I am not. I google the N numbers for the least familiar ones.
Like I said, so much more.
Sorry to you armor guys, no tanks here, least wise as I've seen so far.
Sorry to you armor guys, no tanks here, least wise as I've seen so far.
Heavens Eagle
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There is the Russian Antonov A-40 flying tank Bob.
Jealous was he?
