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Benevolens Magister
North American "Zero" .................
Axis power aircraft
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Crimea_River
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Is that like a legit 2 seat zero?
Crimea_River
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Not really. They use it as a photo mount and that's why the rear canopy is removed in the second pic.
Nice shots guys!
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Jeff Hunt
1st Lieutenant
National Naval Aviation Museum
Pensacola Florida
Cheers
Jeff
Crimea_River
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I'm losing it. I thought I posted these but will try again. Who knows the fate of Paul Allen's collection.....
Lovely shots Jeff!
Nice to see that Oscar, formerly in the care of the Alpine Fighter Group at Wanaka here in New Zealand. It's looking good.
Some Aussie beauties, all at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra:
Bf 109G-6 in its original colours.
Me 163B-1a.
Me 262A.
The fin from one of Schnaufer's Bf 110s.
And finally, a different war and not even an aircraft, but equally as alluring, the only surviving A7V tank: Mephisto.
Snautzer01
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Sloped armour. Wonder why the germans went box shape at their second try.
Crimea_River
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It was to keep the snow off.
RAF Museum Hendon:
RAF Museum Hendon:
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Benevolens Magister
In the days when you could see the exhibits in decent lighting !
I was not able to get good lighting when I went. Very dark photos.
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