Low & Slow (for steelrazer) by neiwil
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Just a quicky as I try to keep up with a few comments....
Found this not so long ago, from a wet and cloudy first visit to Duxford with Rob back in 09.Didn't realise I'd taken this, but then..there are a few more I don't remember either.Here we have 2 of 3 Fokker Dr1 Tri-planes present(pretty sure they're not original).
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Comments (19)
superb!!
Wow!...cool shot!..
cool. Weren't the originals, because of their bright colors referred to as the flying circus, although a deadly group. Not too sure, but think they flew with the famous red baron. I'm sure you might know of them better than I.
Wonderful work,
The good old days, great shot!
Great shot! hope you'll have some time. We're already missing you!!
Cool, I always loved the look of these things, though i'm sure I would change my mind if one swooped out of the sky with its guns blazing. Great photo.
No, unfortunately not originals mate :-( I am almost sure there are none left flying.. But hell dude, great capture! Better than mine! In fact, I am sure I haven't got any of these at ALL, so credit!!!! Great shot, well done.. Rob
I do remember seeing a photo taken after the end of the war of a load of Fokker D.VII's cut up ready for disposal. A sad sight. This is great capture Neil and even if they are not original it's wondeful to see them in the air :)
Oh, cool! I first thought they were your models in another great Neil render, and then I see... it's a photo of real, flying planes! Says something about your renders, mate! If the red one is the Red Baron, I wonder what the name is of the one in the brown plane? :) Thanks for the post and do take care at your new job! Wishing you all the best! Keep up the good work when you can! :-)
Hi Neil! I'll take a couple of these babies anytime. Looking good.
Really cool Neil. I'd give my eye tooth for a flight in one of those!!!! Great shot and duo no less...I'd consider that a lucky day with the camera! Thanks for the remember.
Been gone for a while. First thing I open up is this shot! Great!
Classic lines... like a bookshelf, but deadly... ;-)
most excellent. thanks also for your generous freebies.
Great work with this mate. Greatness from a by-gone age.
Excellent capture mate - we don't see many of these about do we?
I envy your opportunity to see so many of those old planes actually flying.
Yeah, I was surprised to discover that this was a photo. Nice snap. Don't think any of those survived the war in flying condition.