High Maintenance 2 by Buffalo1
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Here's another view of the Boeing B-17G "Flying Fortress" at Scholes Field in Galveston, TX being serviced before an airshow. That's a replica of an early Curtiss Floatplane hanging from the rafters. (Photo taken April 2007)
Comments (17)
Thanks for this Rog,I always say I would have liked to hear the sound of a large sqadron flying over head.Or I would be happy to hear just one.I have heared a lancaster many times,but just imagine twenty Lancasters or Fortresses at once.
Excellent capture. I bet it is hard to find mechanics and parts for this beauty. That would make it High Maintenance, indeed. Todd
Very nice photo!
...there's one of these Great Ladies flyig around the Seattle area in the summer...love the sound of those big Pratt-Whitney radials thumping away...
real cool shot of the plane
Superb image! I think its terrific that these old aircraft are kept serviceable. 5+
A few if these fly over Tucson every so often I spot a P51, and Saber jet and a F16 flying in formation of the city.
Good capture photo erland
Impressive airplane my friend and fantastic photo too....!!!!
a cool upclose view into their world!
Beautiful shot of a gorgeous old Warbird!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
great shot
Very well done. 5+.
excellent capture and I sure enjoyed walking through one here in Dallas.to actually think of the crewmen that put their life on the line and the tight quarters was amazing
@Maudawg: I know what you mean about the old radial engines. However, he B-17 used Wright Cyclones!
Great POV, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Interesting capture Roger!