Consolidated B-24J Liberator by Richardphotos
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Audre/ Witchcraft
it is the only air worthy B24 in existence.
I could tell it was in the flight path for Love. I left it sort of large so I hope you have a large screen. I could have taken the people out, but I could not avoid them
http://www.collingsfoundation.org/aircrafts/consolidated-b-24-liberator/
Comments (25)
Actually, leaving the people in gives a good sense of scale. That's a shmexy looking plane!
I'd love to go up in that one and play with the weapons.... Strafing runs, etc.
Great capture - I'm glad you left the people in.
I think that might be the flight crew? LOL. I'm kiddin'. I did some reading on this. They built more of this plane than any other during WW2 from '41 through '45. And that was the last production year. 1945. Great shot, Richard.
great
Great capture!!!
Beautiful old warbird.
splendid monster and shot !!!
Nice full front photo, illustrating how narrow the fuselage is. Important in keeping a narrow silouette in face of enemy aircraft. Good you left the people in the photo, helps accentuate how narrow its construction is. Keep up the good work! :-)
That is fantastic, great capture!
Fantastic shot!
Fantastic shot.
beautiful image
Great that people are visiting this great lady! Excellent shot!
Gorgeous capture!
Great capture, the pano format suits it very well :) , very nice old bomber !
cool and interesting capture and natural with all the people 😀
Great picture of the plane and the people are a added bonus Richard.
It is excellent!
Another superb plane and a great capture
sweet
What a treasure! Wonderful shot of this beautiful and historic plane, Richard! May she fly for decades to come.
Cool
A very interesting picture!!