ausreenactor
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Do you know the name of the film? Keep us updated if you see anything...Great photos, Phil.
Here is familiar I-153 from your photo, tail number 19 (with removed wheel fairings) on the movie filming last winter here.
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Best Warbird photo you have taken.
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Flightengineer
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The name of the film is "Летчик" (The Pilot), and it should be released in 2021. To be honest, I don't know anything about the plot, they just filmed this episode last winter at the LII airfield and we were there cause we were ferrying our plane here.
Here is a very short video of starting MiG-3 engine that I found on YouTube that is episode from this movie from last early spring
They used all the flying Russian warbirds that they could find and I already shared a video here last year from the IL-2 team who also flew as a participant in the film.
Here is a very short video of starting MiG-3 engine that I found on YouTube that is episode from this movie from last early spring
They used all the flying Russian warbirds that they could find and I already shared a video here last year from the IL-2 team who also flew as a participant in the film.
Brettafett
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Greg took this... No flight jacket, it was way to warm... for me...
still, got one BF-109 and one FW-190 probable lol
still, got one BF-109 and one FW-190 probable lol
Flightengineer
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Here it is, the smile of a happy man.
Griffon_301
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I shot a lot of planes during my airshow visits to Duxford but the only things I down usually are a few Spitfires..
Spitfire Ale that is
Brettafett
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Hell yeah! Its funny how many more Spits you down when its warm... Ace in a a day!
Griffon_301
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Oh yes! Even more so when you meet some like minded people there... The press enclosure was a good spot to get some wingmen for a Spitfire free Alenhunt mission
Dany McDonald
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From the nose of Maid in the shade, B-25J over Montreal! Will remember that experience for a long time...the sound of those engines, the smell and the cracking noise of the aluminium fuselage !!!
Flightengineer
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Nice shot, Burt. I didn't see Belle in USAF Museum, she was placed a couple of years ago, during my last visit to Dayton, in her place was another beauty - Shoo Shoo Shoo Baby B-17.
I heard Baby is still there but in a another hangar and it seems they want to transfer her to another museum.
I heard Baby is still there but in a another hangar and it seems they want to transfer her to another museum.
ausreenactor
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Not mine... FB steal....
Phrog Driver
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Early flight school shot, wearing a couple of recently issued G1s. T-28B. 1300 bhp R1820 engine. It was like strapping on a locomotive. Not a warbird per se, but built as a trainer to familiarize student pilots with the power and handling of pre jet age fighter and attack aircraft. This was 1977 so the Navy used these well into the jet age. Fun times!
YoungMedic
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Do you happen to know the maker of the G1's ? Ive got one of similar era that was issued but the tag is missing, I'm always curious to know
