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...flying museum piece. Flying Heritage Collection, Paine Field, Washington.
...unique...only airworthy FW 190 [A-5 flying with an original BMW 801 engine] of 20,000 FW 190s originally produced in Germany during WWII.
For you enthusiasts:)
...Click Here for online still pics from the flight just prior to my photo.
...Engine sound.
...10 second flyover video.
Bill
"Sedona Panorama"
Comments (28)
stunning shot
Amazing that she is still on the go!
Super shot super plane and those throaty engine noises are just wonderful Bill.
Excellent capture, Bill; I think you need a wider angle lens to get all of the wingspan in!
Fabulous shot my friend!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
bonne photo!!
Fantastic! Just ...PERFECT! Wonderful....Oh my word! You completely lucky ....thing! lol Fave! Rob
Superb capture!!!
Great photo of this classic WW2 bird, Bill! I must go check out the links! Great post, my friend!
Its back looks safe and sound all right, but its front is a completely different matter! I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end! Thanks for the links - the fly by shows what a fast bugger this plane was. No wonder the air war over Europe was so fierce and bomber losses so great! Now, how do I get to fly and own an Me109? That would be cool. Or, a P51 Mustang? Also cool. One great thing I appreciate here is seeing the paint job clearly in sunlight (no fluorescent lights or bulbs). I wonder how this scheme made it harder to see the plane. Good photo. Keep it up! :-)
Beautiful plane and nice colors :)
great image! :)
Neat shot - I was SUPPOSED to be there ... I had a room reserved at the south end of the airport ... oh, well. Great shot. Notice how the angle of the forward edge of the canopy is narrower than the angle of the aft edge of the windscreen, the canopy rails (and fuselage, for that matter) taper back to the tail causing the canopy base to pinch together while opening. The short "frame" over the pilot's head on top of the canopy is actually a hinge. There is some dispute over the accuracy of the colors (I'm in the camp that they got it slightly wrong) but it's a darn cool plane none the less. And it's not simply flying on AN original BMW, but THE original BMW (that just blows my mind, MAN - lol). PS That's pilot Steve Hinton in the green flight suit.
it was a super piece of engineering to start with.....good that its still flying excellent shot
What a great post. So comprehensive. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing and hearing her mate. Brilliant.
GREAT SHOT
very good shot of this history plane
I like how they have painted this old bird. An excellent capture.
like to stare this is cool warm hugs, Linda
Great shot Bill. I like the angle of this!
Great shot of this plane Bill, love the paint job, but am still glad they didn't win the war lol..
Awesome candid portrait- thanks for sharing! :)
Selina Photography™
Awesome video sound!
Great shot! I particularly like the guys standing there staring at the plane. I have absolutely no idea what's going through their minds. Amazing! :)
Awesome plane and outstanding photo!!! Thanks for the link to see it in flight.
She looks in great shape Bill and thanks for the likks. Dana
Well!! you know! just so damn cool, and thanks for the great links.. In answer to Tara's comment..They're all stood there saying "yeh! this is were Tara would stand, and shoot a real close up of the exhaust manifold and no-one would know what the hell it was" :-) Brilliant post Bill, Instafave of course....
Excellent shot and great view of the color scheme!