Throw Back Thursday warbird Parade
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Donivanp
Captain
Great stuff Jeff.
Now we know that the Val is a BT-13 and the 109 is an HA-1112, but you know....
Put on some "cheap sunglasses" as ZZ Top , (That little ol band from Houston) would say.
Now we know that the Val is a BT-13 and the 109 is an HA-1112, but you know....
Put on some "cheap sunglasses" as ZZ Top , (That little ol band from Houston) would say.
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Jeff Hunt
1st Lieutenant
Nice stuff Don, Love the Bt-13 and the N3N especially.
Thanks for your contributions to the TBT thread!
Jeff
Thanks for your contributions to the TBT thread!
Jeff
Donivanp
Captain
Nice stuff Don.
Nice shots guys!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Great shots guys.
Here's a couple of poor scans from Ektachrome transparencies, taken in 1982. These were rejects from the slides I took during the production of an AV show on the BBMF.
The weather was rather dull and dismal during this sortie, with conditions being marginal for the old girls to fly. Spotting them in the damp haze, to formate on them, was fun !
Here's a couple of poor scans from Ektachrome transparencies, taken in 1982. These were rejects from the slides I took during the production of an AV show on the BBMF.
The weather was rather dull and dismal during this sortie, with conditions being marginal for the old girls to fly. Spotting them in the damp haze, to formate on them, was fun !
Donivanp
Captain
Damn nice Lanc there Terry.
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Jeff Hunt
1st Lieutenant
Hey Terry..very nice. Great first addition to our thread.....hope to see more.
What was the camera ship?
Jeff
What was the camera ship?
Jeff
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Thanks Jeff. Camera ship was the BBMFs Chipmunk.
Most of my pics from the past were taken on either Ektachrome or Kodachrome transparency films, as I used to do quite a bit of AV work.
Unfortunately, the majority (over 3,000 images) were ruined by smoke and heat from a fire in the flat beneath where I was living at the time. Those I still have don't scan very well on the little transparency scanner I have, although to be honest, I haven't played around much with the settings. It might work better if I project them, and re-photograph the projected images, which is something I've been meaning to try for some time.
Meanwhile here's a couple more, with me in the front seat of the BBMF Chipmunk camera ship, taken from
the late Arthur Gibson's Twin Commanche (or maybe Aztec - can't remember after 34 years ! )
The other shot is a DH Moth at the PFA Rally at Cranfield in 1983.
Most of my pics from the past were taken on either Ektachrome or Kodachrome transparency films, as I used to do quite a bit of AV work.
Unfortunately, the majority (over 3,000 images) were ruined by smoke and heat from a fire in the flat beneath where I was living at the time. Those I still have don't scan very well on the little transparency scanner I have, although to be honest, I haven't played around much with the settings. It might work better if I project them, and re-photograph the projected images, which is something I've been meaning to try for some time.
Meanwhile here's a couple more, with me in the front seat of the BBMF Chipmunk camera ship, taken from
The other shot is a DH Moth at the PFA Rally at Cranfield in 1983.
Wildcat
Major
Great shots Terry!
nice Terry.
Donivanp
Captain
Really nice. Let's see more of what you can.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Thanks chaps. I'll sort a few more and post them now and then.
Grant, sorry, but I can't remember who's Moth that was. There were two or three early 'Moth' types in the line up, and I remember lying down on the grass, stopping down the lens, to get a silhouette shot, but with highlights from the sun reflecting off the fabric and ribs on the wings. This shot, or one very similar, was used in an AV production on that years PFA Rally, as a 'mood' shot simulating the end of the days flying and action on the Saturday, before the big 'p*ss up' in the bar marquee !
But it was taken in the early evening, judging by the position of the sun, probably around 18.00 hrs !!
Grant, sorry, but I can't remember who's Moth that was. There were two or three early 'Moth' types in the line up, and I remember lying down on the grass, stopping down the lens, to get a silhouette shot, but with highlights from the sun reflecting off the fabric and ribs on the wings. This shot, or one very similar, was used in an AV production on that years PFA Rally, as a 'mood' shot simulating the end of the days flying and action on the Saturday, before the big 'p*ss up' in the bar marquee !
But it was taken in the early evening, judging by the position of the sun, probably around 18.00 hrs !!
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Jeff Hunt
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Cheers,
Jeff
