Wing of Freedom by velocicrapper
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Description
::: Part 39 of a series of Warbird Panorama Photos :::
Taken at the Planes of Fame Museum at the Chino Airport, California.
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Aircraft is:
A Royal Air Force North American T-6 (SNJ) Texan. This Texan is air worthy and flies ever so often. It's currently on loan to the museum and joins the Hawker Hurricane Mk X and Spitfire Mk IX.
This panorama was taken with a Minolta Dimage 7hi (5 Megapixel SLR) and is made up of 3 shots.
Comments (1)
The plane in left upper corner of this photo for me looks like Hanriot HD-1. Right? So what kind of painting has this plane? Do they want to show color scheme of Charles Nungesser? Everything is wrong there. Aeronautique Militaire Franise never used Hanriot. So, why this plane is painted in French Nieuport scheme? Even rudder painting is wrong, from colors order to colors tint. Personal marking of Nungesser is also wrong, is it so hard to take a photo of one of his airplanes and check this out? Is this historical museum, or what? People, do not make profanation, this is historical machine, not just a stupid toy. There is well known painting scheme of Hanriot in markings of Willy Coppens. It would be really BETTER if they would use this. If they do not know how this scheme looks like, ask someone, ask me. It is better to not paint this at all then to do it wrong. After all of this critique I just saw your previous photo of Hanriot. It is beautiful. Fisheye lens gave to this character like from the pioneer era poster. Pretty cool. Entire collection of your airplanes photos is really good. Im pleased that someone makes popularization of old aircraft with such dedication. Thank you.