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Re-post for T.rex this, he requested a shot of The Blades airborne, but have no from that show as lens issues. But, luckily, had some from Cottesmore Family Day, the last time I had a pass onto a operational RAF station and last time I saw Harriers close up.
This is The Blades previous paint scheme.
(Hope this goes up as tried yesterday and noting appeared.)
Rob
Comments (11)
Wow...great pic!
When I see this I am chagrinned that I never worked out Lanchester's Phugoids for the F-15 Eagle or F-18 Hornet. Aircraft analysis found Dutch roll for swept wings there as it grew beyond Bernoulli and Breguet's range equation to eventually include a Newtonian rocket nozzle. A tragedy in Alaska in 1998 while I was leaving a Selfridge Airshow made me want to comment this is "Keeping the YAKs away."
Great shot Rob!
beautiful capture
Excellent capture.
WOW! Everybody DUCK!
Wheeee, can feel the rush those pilots must be feeling. Nice shooting.
THANKS A LOAD, Rob! Really nice to see them. Cool with the smoke! Seldom one gets to see the bottom with smoke generators on a prop plane.
As for not being able to post yesterday - the Gallery went down as I was uploading photos of Swedish coins. I e-mailed the admin, who looked into it immediately. This morning service was restored. So, a good thanks to Rendo admin and tech support!
I'm back to posting my photos from the Medieval Festival after a few days break. Enjoy! (Sorry, but the dragon doesn't fly. It just pretends!) :-)
Down in contrails rather than in flames. Par excellent action capture. I assume they pulled up in time to avoid a catastrophe. And, tallpindo goes irrelevant on us again.
Outstanding Work,
Superb photography Rob.