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Cool looking airshow man, great pics.

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Fantastic photos and a great variety of aircraft! I need to make it a priority to go some day! Looks like great weather too.


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Great photos! Thanks!!!!!!! 8)

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Awsome pictures !
What is the story on the WW1 Tank ? didnt know that any were running out side of Europe .


Full scale mock up with a catepillar tractor powering it. Capable of firing blanks. This is part of the Peter Jackson Collection.

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The weather was fantastic, hence the bad sunburn on the areas I missed with the sunscreen. :roll:

Here's some current RNZAF stuff...................
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Hi everybody..

well first post, here we go.

In no particular theme


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and the one mishap of the weekend (not including the spitfire accident)

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Great stuff Alex, have a browse of the photo comp thread, a definite contender there I think :wink:

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Good to see you got your approval, I agree with Dave when the photo competition starts you have to enter your shot 1052s wee whopsy. I still think it was the shot of the weekend.

Good to have you aboard.

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Thanks guys

well i've had a bit of downtime , so heres a few more

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"In the prop wash" :o

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bad timing but still an interesting shot :D

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Isnt this the manoeuvre in which the two kiwi red skyhawks collided??? , and wasnt it banned from being used?

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I love the way the exhaust stains are developing on Currawong.

The strong sun was worth the sunburn because it gives such rich images with vibrant colour which really shows with that Yak-52 pic. 8)

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Awesome photos guys! :D
NZ1052 Ouch! Definitely takes the cake for an action shot. Made my eyes water!

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I like the shot of the two diving P-40's. Very nice. Nice setting with the rolling hills in the background...

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