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Thank you... I think I have been lucky being there at the right time at the right placeBasman wrote:Wow guys, incredible shots. Especially striking the ones from Jeroen and Vinflyer. Jeroen, these 'wings on fire' are truly something special....And I really like the 'sci-fi-movie special fx' surrounding the Hornet that nearly breaks the soundbarrier.
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Until 10.30AM I was standing in front of the control tower and in the early morning training sessions this was the place where it - at least for me - really happened. After 10.30AM the area became VIP-/journalist-only so I had to leave... 
Wow, speaking of narrow escapes...Airshow Action wrote:Some very nice pictures here
and now snow @ Axalp...
http://www.bildersammlung.ch/brienz-axa ... webcam.php
greetings
Peter Steehouwer
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You will be served soon with morebunt wrote:...
P.S. Where are the pictures that people took from the top of the mountain on the other side? I am very curious!
- picture 100% sharp?
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