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Great photos. Any more? Such great color.


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Is that a little prop damage I see?

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Is that a little prop damage I see?

Only if the prop explodes.
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Stoney wrote:
Is that a little prop damage I see?

Only if the prop explodes.
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I think he was referring to the view of the propellor itself in the first photo, in which it looks like the blades could be damaged. Personally I think it is the wear pattern on the paint that makes the blades look irregular.

I guess a foot or two closer to the centreline and the entire tail unit might have come off? No wonder the pilot has a strange expression on his face...

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