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When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 2:25 am 
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Well despite a deluge in the morning the weather gods smiled on the Summer Air Display at the Shuttleworth Collection, given the opportunity to photograph to start procedure for the WW1 rotaries, I jumped at the chance.

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First each cyliner has to be primed

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Then swing and smoke!

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Prime again

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Ahh that sweet smell of burning Castor Oil
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Finally the Triplane launch

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It always amazes me how, in 90 odd years we have gone from this
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to this

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a few more if you are interested

Itinierant engineer gets eaten by Lysander shock!
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Heres to the guys and gals in white, for without them nowt much would happen.
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It can get busy at times!
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Ribbon pickup...this way
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...and that!
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I bet he couldnt get the ribbon there again if he tried!
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Chilton, going rapid
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RAF Fast Jet participation makes a welcome return
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The lovely Tomtit
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Bucker make rather good aircraft apparently
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Always good to see a P51 display, this one was a belter!
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Finally, the Lizzy. Hopefully soon to be not the only flyer.
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Gorgeous stuff, Nick....god I love that field, gotta get back to it one of these years....how much closer are we to seeing the DH 88 fly from Old Warden? They still working on that?

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Man, I love seeing your photos, Nick! That first one is gorgeous, with the sky. Nice to see Jumpin Jacques too! And the Lysander. I hope to see the Canadian Warplane Heritage's fly in Hamilton in 2 weeks!

Keep up the great work,
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