Vintage Aircraft

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...very short life span for such a marvel of that time period's technology.
 
Vintage aircraft in Madrid

Vintage aircraft in Madrid

These planes fly every first Sunday of the month, they belong to Fundación Infante de Orleans, that has a beautiful collection of vintage aircraft, all airworthy.
 

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Nice that you used speeds slow enough to blur the props. One of my pet peeves are planes in flight with frozen props looking like models.

Yes, movement is lost with static propellers........
 

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Just as an aside to this thread, it's worth noting that today is the 70th anniversary of the "Memphis Belle"'s crew becoming the first USAAF crew to complete a tour of operations.

Tonight is the 70th anniversary of the famous Dambusters raid by the RAF on the German hydro-electric dams.

Adrian
 
Where is this?? Nice Wildcat there; can't recognize the others.
This is the Boeing Museum of Flight restoration center at Paine Field, Everett, WA. The FM2 Wildcat has been fully restored and flying for a while. The aircraft with the twin fins is a Vought F7U-3 Cutlass. I don't recall what the small blue aircraft is. At the far end of the hangar is a de Havilland Comet 4 undergoing restoration.

Mike
 
Very nice photos of very rare civil aircraft... Buckers, Fleet, Miles, Beech 18 (not so rare, but one of the greats), and a fabulous Dragon Rapide...

-Charlie

Thanks, they have a nice collection of planes, latest aquisition is a Polikarpov I-16 restored in New Zealand.
 
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