OV-10 Photoship

[CrewDawg]

I work in the corporate aviaiton world to support my warbird habit and I always see those glossy, pretty marketing photo's and wondered what aircraft the photographer was in. Well I found the answer at least in this case. Very cool!





This is what they were shooting pictures of, a Dassault Falcon 7X. The first fully FBW biz jet - not a bad plane either....for not being a warbird.

[Lynn Allen]

The back door world of Paul Bowen right??

[Cking]

The back door world of Paul Bowen right??

Sounds like a "Special interest" video to me!!!!!

I seem to remember that the Bronco was ment to be able to carry some troops inside. If thats true it looks a bit snug in there.

Rgds Cking

[Fouga23]

http://www.broncodemoteam.com/

[Ztex]

Looks like a heck of a ride!

[the330thbg]

certainly nice to see him wearing a harness!!!

[tom d. friedman]

it could hold between 4 & 6 fully outfitted troops. & yes , i'd bet you'd need a shoe horn to get them inside!!

[vg-photo]

Neat stuff! I have also seen a B-25 with the tail cone off to be a photoship. The background for the jet shot was really awesome!

[tom d. friedman]

Neat stuff! I have also seen a B-25 with the tail cone off to be a photoship. The background for the jet shot was really awesome!

yeah, your probably referring to b-25 pacific princess which is operated by challenge publications..... aka air classics & warbirds international magazine.

[vg-photo]

That's one of them. I know there are a couple of others in Southern California.

[Chappie]

Wow. What a ride that would be.



Chappie

[CrewDawg]

The tail turret comes off of B-25 Pacific Prowler also, they do photo missions with it also from time to time, carry over from her days at Tallmantz I'm sure.

[M.P.]

That is famous air to air photographer Katsuhiko Tokunaga in OV-10B F-AZKM of the Musee Europeen de l'Aviation de Chasse, Montelimar, France:
http://www.meacmtl.com