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PostPosted: Fri Jul 01, 2005 2:43 pm 
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Thunder might add a real german combat vet warbird :D we will keep you updated.

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:24 am 
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Ohhhhhhhhhh BOY !!!!!


PLEASE let it be a BF-109. I have yet to actually photograph one in flight in person. Although........I would still enjoy seeing one of the FW-190's that word had it that one, at least would be in the States. Either one would be SWEET !!!


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PostPosted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 3:13 am 
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michael luther wrote:
Thunder might add a real german combat vet warbird :D we will keep you updated.


Hmm....Have to be Russell's Emil, closest thing to a 'real' German warbird flying these days.

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DaveM2 wrote:
Hmm....Have to be Russell's Emil, closest thing to a 'real' German warbird flying these days.

Made in Essex! :wink: :P


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Hi All,

I'm just excited regardless of what shows up for this show. A German fighter being there statis, to me is a plus, but as what I saw last year at Thunder. Static planes don't stay static for long.

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DaveM2 wrote:
michael luther wrote:
Thunder might add a real german combat vet warbird :D we will keep you updated.


Hmm....Have to be Russell's Emil, closest thing to a 'real' German warbird flying these days.

Dave


Correct, we are still working on the details but we will let you know when it is a done deal. :D

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