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Out of place, out of time

Post by Key »

Fast jets at a warbird & propliner show? Oh well, bring 'em on.
Some lo-res slide scans from the Midland, TX, show late sep07.

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"Let's Roll": 89-0485/SJ.

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Distant fast pass.

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Full A/B knife-edge overhead.

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Burners 'n brakes- these guys were hired to make noise.

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88-0409/SA on the blocks.

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Rhino launching: 166623.

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Retracting gear after touch & go.

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166659 in Sneak Pass.

And of course: the heritage.

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FM-2 Wildcat leading FG-1 Corsair and F/A-18F.

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'Jug' P-47D Thunderbolt in the lead with Strike Eagle.


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Post by Richard from Rotterdam »

Sheesh, you can fit the Wildcat in the cockpit section of the Super Hornet... :wink:

very nice pics, Erik!
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Nice pictures!
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Post by Frank »

Erikje, Master Gnomo. :-)

Love them! Are all these scans, or are some made with a digital camera ?
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Post by Key »

Trollenmastertje, yep, all scans (Provia 100F). I was lazy though and just did some cropped scans at modest resolution. This resulted in roughly 2000px wide images, resized to 800 later on. After finishing, I saw I overdid it on the sharpening. It probably pays off to make somewhat bigger scans even if 800px frames are the goal. Apart from that, these are small files, so there is inevitable loss of quality.

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Post by Flanker27 »

I love the 2nd shot!
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Post by Arjan6511 »

Nice pics!

Especially the take-off from the F-18!



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