Biplane
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Dogfight
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Dogfight – Without Text
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And you wonder why there are not more accidents at airshows!!! Maybe the picture is deceiving, but from where I was taking this shot, this looked a little too close for comfort ….. Pretty cool action stopped down to a split second.
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Definitely a multi-media job: Woodblock inked up in red then reinked in black. / Printed biplane with large stencil. / Finally touched up in photoshop. 53 X 37cm Hahnemulle paper
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Photo taken at Point Cook Air Museum in Victoria, Supermarine Seagull MK V known as the Walrus used between 1935 to 1947.
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Shot this one in the Museum at RAF Cosford, It’s a Biplane from WW1 and haven’t the first idea what type, Went along to an Airshow there the other week with some lads from work, thoroughly enjoyed myself, got some cracking shots too.. / Done a little PS work on this if you didn’t notice.. /
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A magnificent 1933 built Fox Moth, seen here landing at Compton Abbas airfield in Dorset on a fine summer Sunday afternoon. / The aircraft is one of only three on the British register. / /
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Biplane ready to take off at the 2008 Airpower Over Hampton Roads airshow. The pilot activated the “smoke pod”, which drowned out the background quite nicely.
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Thanks to all the people who have commented, favourited and bought this t-shirt, it’s really appreciated! PART OF THE AUGUST SALE Alternative versions: Other tees available: /
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Shot at HMAS Albatross, Nowra, NSW
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Color pencil on 11×17 20 weight copy paper sprayed with lacquer. (Manfred von Richthofen and Lothar von Richthofen) Between them the brothers downed (120) enemy aircraft. / Manfred destroyed 80 while Lothar is credited with / 40 Kills during a Seventy-seven day period.
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Manfred Albrecht Freiherr von Richthofen (2 May 1892 – 21 April 1918) was a German fighter pilot known as the “Red Baron”. He was the most successful flying ace of the Imperial German Army Air Service (Luftstreitkräfte) during World War I, being officially credited with 80 confirmed air combat victories. He flew this very destinctive red triplane and was feared by many allied pilots. If you love Aircraft then check out these other designs below There’s also lots of other stuff to so be sure to have a good look
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To celebrate one year at Redbubble I have made a special edition of my most popular design! Thanks to all those who have commented on, favourited and bought my work – it’s truly appreciated!
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The Girls clamber down. Shoreham airshow 2009 Camera Fuji S100FS The World’s only formation wingwalking team is the best loved civilian air display act in Europe. Dazzling over 6 million spectators each year the wingwalkers buzz airshows at low level, their beautiful biplanes carving loops through the sky while daring wingwalkers wave and perform handstands at 150mph!
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Copyright: Mike Warman Not, as I first thought, a de Havilland Tiger Moth but a Belgian Stampe SV4. / Please note, effects filters applied to this image may not be obvious at greeting card size. / Greeting card US$4.32. Medium (17.8×12 inches) laminated print with black border. US$30.87.
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The World’s only formation wingwalking team is the best loved civilian air display act in Europe
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The World’s only formation wingwalking team is the best loved civilian air display act in Europe / /
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“She’s a child of the wild blue yonder / Flying out of here…” / -John Hiatt/”Child Of The Wild Blue Yonder” Nikon D70/Nikon 75-300mm zoom. I went to an air show today at Greenwood Lake Airport. There were several world-class acrobatic pilots flying… or should I call them magicians? I’m still not sure I actually saw some of the amazing things these guys can do up in the sky.
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