Zero: Outside and Inside by Buffalo1
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Here are two more pics of the CAF's old Mitsubishi(actually built by Nakajima)A6M2 Zero. The outside shot is from the 1990s Houston airshow while the hangar shot is even earlier from the 1980s taken at Harlingen, Texas. As I mentioned on the "Real Deal Zero" post, this plane was in flying condition, but maintanence challenges finally grounded it. The CAF sold it and acquired their current flying AM63 Zero.
Comments (18)
Sorry if I haven't visited your gallery recently. It has been difficult to sit at the computer more than a few minutes the past few weeks due to my knee injury. It is feeling better and I'll be by soon!
EXCELLENT COLLAGE
Super info there...funny how some things have such potential but just dont work out.
sweet! looks like nice weather in dear old Galveston.....
splendid images great planes!
Great shots of a great plane!
magnificent captures!!
Great shot on the outside version. Dana
Great shots erland
Great shots, Rodge. Hope you feel better soon. Gentle Hugs. Diane. xx
I Understand they were a Mechanics nightmare mainenance wise.... BEautiful shots!!!
Cool shots my friend, once again.. There latest Zero, is being shipped ALL the way to New Zealand for an Airshow then down to Australia before back again... You LUCKY B**s!!! lol Great shots Rog! Rob
Splendid shots......!!!!!
The inside shot isn't too great for all the usual reasons like lack of light and me not opening up the f-stop. The print was quite grainy, but running it thru NeatImage made it fuzzy. Anyway, the hangar is cool with all the nose art.
Excellent!
Nice shots ... this reminds me that I need to visit the Air Museum here in Tucson sometime soon. Well done.
Cool shots, excellent captures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very nice captures!