What is the top Warbird on your must sea it flying list

[Steve S]

Another post made me think of this.

If you had to chose just 1 warbird that you wanted to see fly so much that you would spare no expense, including traveling to a foreing country to see it fly what would it be.

For me no contest - a Mosquito-

Steve S

[Xrayist]

B-36

B-58

[tom d. friedman]

sorry i know only 1.... but if it's gonna be a flyer.... p-82 twin mustang, p-61 black widow, or ki 61 hien tony, i'll take any ONE OF THEM!!

[RickH]

Right now I'd settle for a particular F-4D. We're close.

[Elroy13]

F-105
P-61

[warbird1]

In no particular order, assuming they are flying:

1) P-61
2) Mosquito
3) Any Japanese or German fighter
4) TBD
5) Buffalo
6) B-36

[Canso42]

G-PBYA the Duxford Catalina. No doubt about it.

Doug Ratchford

The Canadian VMFA Lockheed PV-1 Ventura.

[Anowreck]

Saunders-Roe SRA/1.....or a Sunderland!

[Tigercat]

XB/YB-35


Ted

[EDowning]

AT-9
Martin Mauler

[mustangdriver]

B-36

B-58

Same here man

[marine air]

1) a "real" Japanese Zero. Original or Russian rebuild.

2) a "real" Me-109 with a real DB engine.

3) Me-262, any variant

4) FW-190, any variant or powerplant.

5) Oscar, replica. COme on you teased us, let's see one fly!

[vg-photo]

You need to get out to SoCal, marine air. There are 2 real zeros within a few hours drive of each other. At the Chino show last year, they flew the 2 together.



For me, it would be the XB-70. I saw it land for the last time at Wright Patterson as a young lad.

[marine air]

Wow! Thanks for posting. I'll have to make it to the show someday. They look great, nice photo!
Thanks