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Hey Vlado, if you win...film festival at your house! :lol:

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looks like there is some f-84 thunderbird footage in that collection too. i would love to see that!

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Cool film..the amphibians on the taxi strip are Goodyear GA-2B Duck's, there were only
6 built and Aerofiles says they're all gone now. The possible exception may be the one
that went to Sweden.

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airnutz wrote:
Cool film..the amphibians on the taxi strip are Goodyear GA-2B Duck's, there were only
6 built and Aerofiles says they're all gone now. The possible exception may be the one
that went to Sweden.


The GA-2B Duck that was shipped to Sweden in 1948 was to be used in a European tour. It was two years later scrapped in Luxemburg. The concerned a/c was NC5506M.
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