B25 Tondelayo Bomb Bay by Richardphotos
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Comments (28)
interesting system! Great shot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9owlwlxJxPw
19 ft. B-17 "Flying Fortress" model. the four engines are awesome for to be a RC model plane
Cool shot of the system, Richard.
I keep wondering what all those cables, wires and pipes are for.
Cool photo, Richard! That bay can carry a whole lotta hurt!
That RC B-17 was pretty awesome - even flies beautifully on 3 engines. It's still hard to top a gigantic foamboard Star Destroyer though...
Nice capture.
Interesting view.
Amazing how human intelligence is most refined in inventing killer stuff
Such wonderful !!!!!
interessant
great shot
Great POV and capture!
wonderful love the b25 what struck me the first time i saw one up close at air nation plane show here in Vegas was how small it really was. seeing them in movies and pictures. and knowing how many men they carried. ....
Wonderful shot of this interesting area, thanks for sharing.
Nice detail & POV. I'm reminded of the secen in "Dr. Strangelove", when they couldn't get the bomb bay doors open & Slim Pickens winds up opening them manually & riding the nuclear bomb down like a bronco, while yelling & waving his cowboy hat...
ups, danger! 😮
Impressive
A great shot and a interesting view
Great shot
Sweet!
Definitely a corner a little claustrophobic!! Cool photo!!
Great capture!
cool
exceptional capture of this bomb bay ! very instructive !!!
Great detail capture!
This is wonderful!
another of your deep angled shots of fighter plane interiors. Very dramatic in its lines and deep shadow. And where we expect a floor, we seem to fall even deeper. I love the angle here, and the plunge. It's cloistered but open (as bomb bays should be). Terrific shot, Richard. You do these so well.
Great shot