Texas Flying Legends *video*

[jschillereff]

Texas Flying Legends flight demo from the Planes of Fame airshow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6VuvSHkwNg
Jason

[Pogo]

VERY nicely done, and THANKS for posting!!

[JohnS]

Jason,

Many thanks for posting

Really enjoy all of your videos from the 2016 show, great to spot all of us 'yellow shirts' working the ramp

[Lynn Allen]

Another great one Jason, thank you for sharing it...

[wendovertom]

Great video! Is it always hazy like that in Chino?

Tom P.

[steve dickey]

Excellent video! Nice to see the late Howard Pardue's Wildcat making the many airshows, spent a lot of time working on that old girl, many fond memories
Now what I wanna see is the mast cam view from the p-40!!

[C VEICH]

Great video! Is it always hazy like that in Chino?

Tom P.

Pretty much it seems. Tends to burn off in the afternoon.

[jschillereff]

Thanks everyone!!!! Yes Chino has some crazy lighting, there's always that haze that lingers, plus the sun is in the worst spot for videos and photos, but hey, I'll take it!!!
I'm just finishing up the Stewart Dawson F7F Tigercat flight, and I'll be posting that soon.
Thanks again!!

Jason

[marine air]

three things really stick out on this video. 1) Nice job on the video. 2) The TFL seems to have areally top notch operation. The airplanes sound tuned to perfection, the formation flying is of the highest quality and the aircraft themselves look flawless, no mismatched panels or oil leaks. Absolutely first class . 3) The Spitfire display is quite impressive. The lines are perfect and the Spitfire climbs and maneuvers without any effort as though it was a dream. The smoothest, most aesthetically pleasing display I can remember.
Often the Spitfire displays are forceful brutish thrashings where the ego and prowess of the pilot is more on display than the fine lines of one of the most beautiful designs ever built.