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PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2012 4:00 pm 
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Lots of great flying at Paine Field this past Saturday. It started at noon with the public debut of the Flying Heritage Collection Zero as well as the P-40 in it's new paint. After that Historic Flight Foundation celebrated North American built aircraft by putting up 7 aircraft. Only complaint is that the high noon lighting makes for less than stellar pictures.

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And being Paine Field you never know what surprises you may get.

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2012 4:04 pm 
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Cool pics, thanks for sharing. 8)


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Super groovy! You know I'm diggin' the Hawk, but the Zero looks pretty trick too... nice, nice, nice...

Thanks for sharing these, Al...


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Awesome aircraft. Love'em. Looks like quite a tight fit in the back of the Zero.


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Excellent stuff as usual.

You are spot on with your noon lighting conditions. It is the complaint of many from all corners of the globe.

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Stuka????? I think I missed that thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Replica, rebuild, restoration????? WAY COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BTW, Outstanding pix of some rare planes, esp the Zero!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love the 2 seats!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Spooky!

My drool cup runneth over!!

Thanks for posting those...as usual, yours are truly excellent shots!

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Well done as always...


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I'll be interested to see which type returns to the air first, Stuka or Black Widow. pop2

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PinecastleAAF wrote:
I'll be interested to see which type returns to the air first, Stuka or Black Widow. pop2



Black Widow by a country mile.

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Nice shots Al, it looks as though you had much better lighting than we did over on the HFF side of the field.


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Mike wrote:
Nice shots Al, it looks as though you had much better lighting than we did over on the HFF side of the field.


Thanks! It's usually a toss up but I think it's just slightly better on the FHC side. Plus there's the startup, taxi and parade after the flying. The passes tend to be closer on the HFF side though.

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