Planes of Fame,AZ by Richardphotos
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the tail section of a WWII bomber. I think it belongs to the wings and engines I recently posted
Comments (27)
Shining shot.
Wonderful shot!
It's an amazing shot !
Interesting shot!
Cool, outstanding capture!
wonderful capture
let's see, a little paint and some little additions the perfect fixer-upper
wasted away! cool view and shot..
cool
Great shot Richard :)
Superb perspective
Surprising how thin the walls are and what a shame it has come to this.
Awesome eye taking this picture from this angle. So interesting reading what others said too. Made me think of a big giant gutted-out rocket engine when I first saw it. Yup. Extremely cool shot.
cool dtails; fly by wire at its best :)
Nicely seen and captured Richard!
Nice photo!!!!!
INTERESTING
Nice capture, Richard!
That's a really cool shot, Richard! It's kind of sad seeing these veterans of WW2 mouldering away like this..
It's so sad to see a beautiful old plane in that condition.
Wonderful capture Richard :)
interesting capture of the inside! the view is special! ;o)
Fascinating.
Nice depth of field.
Looks like a B-17 to me mate.. The tail gunner post is what you can see there and its the right shape.. Nice find. Rob
The Phoenix, by chance? :) That old warrior deserves a better end. I hope they restore it , then yes it would be the phoenix.
Some of those tail gunners positions were unbelievably small and tight - but better than the belly gunner that had no escape during a belly in crash landing. That error was corrected in later models!