Regards.
Sopwith - 1½ Strutter replica air-to-air
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Sopwith - 1½ Strutter replica air-to-air
Some pictures of this buty.
Regards.
Regards.
Re: Sopwith - 1½ Strutter replica air-to-air
Just amazing!
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Re: Sopwith - 1½ Strutter replica air-to-air
Too bad that that 99% of the forum visitors here consider anything without an afterburner beneath there standing but let me be one of the exceptions.
Amazing pictures and what beautiful light!
Bravo! Got more?
Amazing pictures and what beautiful light!
Bravo! Got more?
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Hi
Thank you for comments. Well there are some more pictures, but the quality is worst. Unfortunatly the photo-ship wasn't very good for my size
Well I will make another try next year whit better organisation.
Regards.
Thank you for comments. Well there are some more pictures, but the quality is worst. Unfortunatly the photo-ship wasn't very good for my size
Well I will make another try next year whit better organisation.Regards.
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Re: Sopwith - 1½ Strutter replica air-to-air
What type of aircraft was your photo-ship?
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Re: Sopwith - 1½ Strutter replica air-to-air
I fly in replica of Piper Cub, we seat shoulder to shoulder whit pilot so that was big problem. Bigger problem is my 110kg behind camera device 
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Re: Sopwith - 1½ Strutter replica air-to-air
Awesome pics.
Love WW1 stuff.
Love WW1 stuff.
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Re: Sopwith - 1½ Strutter replica air-to-air
Nice! Great light and angles of a lovely plane. But why is that backseat empty???
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