El Duce by Richardphotos
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I searched but could not find this as being posted before. maybe I have
Planes of Fame, Grand Canyon,AZ

Comments (37)
cool pov showing the wings and other details! ;o)
What a lovely little beauty, I've not seen one before.
Beautiful plane!! Here in the Netherlands you see this type of aircraft not much!!!!
Nice plane, love the pov, outstanding capture!
Super shot Richard :)
Very beautiful plane, superb shot, Richard!
very cool plane great capture
Very nice job on this one, Richard. This is yet another plane I've never had the pleasure of viewing before.
Very cool plane - the one in the back right really catches my eye.
Great capture!
Gorgeous planes, beautiful capture, Richard !
Nice picture Richard. The aircraft is a Nieuport 17 and the insignia of Indian chief's head belongs to the Lafayette Squadron, a unit of French Air Service , of American volunteers in WWI.
It must be a little difficult to get into the cockpit.... Nice capture. Aloha
Beautiful plane, very interesting capture!
I love your shot of this historic vintage plane! Do you have any of that monster radial engine on the floor in the background?
Very nice capture! Interesting place!
Beautiful old plane !
cool, i like the red one behind and back of this one.
Very nice capture of this historic plane...
Fantastic capture, Richard!!
Wonderful old plane, Richard!!!!
Fanstastic photo
Nice plane!!!!!!!!
Excellent photo Richard it's a beauty :) Cathy xoxoxo
very nice shot
Very nice !!!
Fantastic image, great capture of a very fine plane!!!!!
Delightfully Wonderful Work,
Don't remember seeing this one before. Glad you posted it, Richard. Love the angle here!
Wonderful plane and shot, lots of variety from bi-plane to jet - even the ceiling has propellers :)