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Awesome photos! Did you fly-in?
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Wisconsin
Thank you! No I live in Oshkosh so it's just a short distance to get to Airventure.
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AMAZING photo's man, well done. Haven't been to an air show in years and certainly nothing that had that many aircraft. You must have had a blast!
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Great photo's! I've always wanted to attend that show as I hear as it's the best air show in NA.
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Holy crap, is that a Yak 9? And a FW 190? I'm having a hard time telling what the German plane is from the angle since I can't see the nose profile.
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I'm curious about the twin engine plane in the picture just below the FW190. The cockpit indicates its some kind of fighter, but I've never seen one like that.
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I'm curious about the twin engine plane in the picture just below the FW190. The cockpit indicates its some kind of fighter, but I've never seen one like that.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grumman_F7F
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B-29 rides ? How much were they charging?
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B-29 rides ? How much were they charging?
Quite a bit of money $995 for a front compartment ride near the cockpit and $595 for a flight in the rear compartment.
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Quite a bit of money $995 for a front compartment ride near the cockpit and $595 for a flight in the rear compartment.
Depending on the length of the ride, I'd totally pay that.
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Wisconsin
Yeah me too if I had the money it would be worth it.
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envy, envy, envy, drool...
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Awesome pics.
This one made me laugh:
Dude, turn around.
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Wisconsin
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Awesome pics.
This one made me laugh:
Dude, turn around.
haha yeah he was taking a picture of the B-29 Superfortress flying overhead. A lot of people were mesmerized by the B-29 they didn't realize the wall of fire was going to happen.
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Wow, that looks epically awesome.VIDEO
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