Amazingly cool and interesting plane footage
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FourWheelDrift said:
Oilchange said:
Bonefish Blues said:
It'd be better with an instantly-deploying zorb ball
I like the sound of that.no idea what it means
Motorcyclists and horsey-types have personal airbag vests already in use I believe.
ETA
Just happened across this and went all Terry Thomas...
https://seaverhorse.com/safefit-gilet-airbag-seave...
Edited by Bonefish Blues on Friday 29th October 13:23
Luftwaffe planes at Fritzlar airfield - still fairly intact after the Allies took over. Quite a variety of planes...Ju 88, Bf 110,109, Fieseler Storch etc, and in colour:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DXDLrlkelc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DXDLrlkelc
Eric Mc said:
Great footage - and genuine period colour i.e. not modern colourisation.
Stuff does seem turn up....Here is what looks like the final flight of a Ju 52..........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47IzY8Zeacs
Hanger 10's FW-190 first public flight.
Joining 3x BF-109s including the two seater that flies on a Merlin but also has a DB605 engine fit and more - https://hangar10.de/en/exhibition/
Joining 3x BF-109s including the two seater that flies on a Merlin but also has a DB605 engine fit and more - https://hangar10.de/en/exhibition/
El stovey said:
Looks amazing seeing to flying again. Love the Fw 190 and the ME 109.
Haven’t seen this way of de swastika before?
Last time I noticed this on German aircraft (in Germany) it was just missing or had a cross the same as the side one instead.
The Technik Museum in Sinsheim, Gemany, have no qualms about displaying their WW2 planes complete with Swastikas.Haven’t seen this way of de swastika before?
Last time I noticed this on German aircraft (in Germany) it was just missing or had a cross the same as the side one instead.
CanAm said:
El stovey said:
Looks amazing seeing to flying again. Love the Fw 190 and the ME 109.
Haven’t seen this way of de swastika before?
Last time I noticed this on German aircraft (in Germany) it was just missing or had a cross the same as the side one instead.
The Technik Museum in Sinsheim, Gemany, have no qualms about displaying their WW2 planes complete with Swastikas.Haven’t seen this way of de swastika before?
Last time I noticed this on German aircraft (in Germany) it was just missing or had a cross the same as the side one instead.
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