How about some biplanes (triplanes are okay too.....)

aerovet · Post by **aerovet** » 20 Jan 2010, 17:33

Gladiator

CASA 1.131 / Bücker Jungmann

Jungmeister

and

Polikarpov......

Who is next ?

Aerovet

TAZZ · Post by **TAZZ** » 20 Jan 2010, 18:04

These oldies are absoluitely FAN-TAS-TIC!!!

Aviaphotos · Post by **Aviaphotos** » 20 Jan 2010, 18:22

Hi all,

Nice topic!
My contribution:

Regards,

Pim

Basman · Post by **Basman** » 20 Jan 2010, 21:47

I'm normally not so much into the old stuff, but I like the design of the Staggerwing.

Bas

tomh · Post by **tomh** » 31 Jan 2010, 23:22

WACO UPF7 NC32132 at Lakeland, FL 2003

Stearman, Geneseo, NY 2008

Beech Staggerwing, Langley AFB, VA 2005

Stearman A75 N48573 at Simsbury, CT 2009

Stearman at North Springfield, VT 2009

Stearman E75N1 N55PR at Lakeland, FL 2003

tomh · Post by **tomh** » 05 Feb 2010, 16:59

My favorite biplane is the Pitts. There is something about it-it just looks right to me. Of course they are very small, and this makes them pretty hard to photograph. I have been fortunate in recent years in that the local airport (Hartness, N. Springfield, VT (KVSF) has one IAC aerobatic weekend each year, and I'm able to get out on the ramp (so far) and near the runway to get some fun pictures.
The Pitts 12 is different than its cousins, bigger, and with a radial engine

This Pitts 12 was photographed at Sun 'n Fun, Lakeland, FL

At Hartness Airport, N. Springfield, VT (KVSF)

This one was photographed at the Simsbury, CT fly-in and antique auto show-a great event.

aerovet · Post by **aerovet** » 05 Feb 2010, 20:55

Guys,
nice to see so many biplanes coming by....
I am glad I a, not the only one who likes them..
Here is a photo of a less fortunate moment at Duxford...
The Dragon Rapide lost the canvas of her lower starboard wing, but is back in bussiness again!

Greetz

Aerovet

EC · Post by EC » 07 Feb 2010, 17:22

Not really my expertise but I have some colorfull ones to add, all at Luik/Liege must have been early nineties

I admit I had to search on the net to get the types

Vans RV8A N778RL

Stampe OO-LEE

Not much on the net on these two Stearmans OO-AME

and OO-JUS

rgds
EC

Thermal · Post by **Thermal** » 10 Feb 2010, 07:04

Very nice collection of pics here.

aerovet wrote:Here is a photo of a less fortunate moment at Duxford...
The Dragon Rapide lost the canvas of her lower starboard wing, but is back in bussiness again!

Damage was not that bad. Flew in that same bird some weeks later.

Leeuwarden · Post by **Leeuwarden** » 14 Feb 2010, 18:42

Oostwold

Jerrie · Post by **Jerrie** » 14 Feb 2010, 20:59

Jerrie

aerovet · Post by **aerovet** » 28 Mar 2010, 22:23

I can not remember to have seen the black Stearman before..
Where is it flying?
grtz
Aerovet

Hans Rolink · Post by **Hans Rolink** » 28 Mar 2010, 22:48

Great idea for a thread!
If you say biplane, than Antonov An.2 has to follow. This beauty (sorry for the people in the background, but that could not be helped) was at Finow-Eberswalde on 10 May 1992.

Hans.

Frank Mink · Post by **Frank Mink** » 29 Mar 2010, 00:29

EC wrote:Not really my expertise but I have some colorfull ones to add, all at Luik/Liege must have been early nineties

I admit I had to search on the net to get the types

Vans RV8A N778RL

rgds
EC

Hi EC,
It's a Boeing Stearman N2S-4:
Buno: 55754 (c/n 75-4991) became N67472, then N778RL, then OO-LEF, then N62AG. Sold
to owner in Spain Feb 2006. Registered EC-KFJ Jun 2007.
Credit: website jeremy K. gzNavySearch.pl

Greetz,
Frank Mink
Tristar Aviation

Jerrie · Post by **Jerrie** » 29 Mar 2010, 16:55

aerovet wrote:I can not remember to have seen the black Stearman before..
Where is it flying?
grtz
Aerovet

This picture was taken at the Evora airshow (LPEV) Portugal.
Reg: N62TS

Jerrie

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