Jerry Yeagens Butcher Bird

[Cosmicwind]

I recently shot Jerry Yagens Flugwerk FW190 buildt by Meiermotors germany.
As a german I feel proud taking part in making history while shooting the butcher bird
in flight over southern germany.

http://www.clipwings.com/photo/6692/FW1 ... rr__Schott

The FW190 wear the markings of Georg "MURR" Schott JG 1 1943

Hope you guys like it.

Cheers from Krautland

Uwe

www.vintageaviation.de
www.clipwings.com/vintage_aviation

[Chris]

Very nice shot. Any more?

[Dan K]

Ausgezeichnet, Uwe!

Mehr Fotos bitte!

[DaveM2]

Cheers from Krautland

Nice one ( great shot also!)

[lmritger]

That's a remarkable photo, by far the best I've yet seen of this bird. Blurring the prop takes away the visually distracting fourth blade, and it's easy to see this scene as taken in 1943 instead of 2011. Absolutely spectacular work, Uwe!

Lynn

[Cosmicwind]

OK by request

http://www.clipwings.com/index.php?comm ... ic_id=6701

sorry guys have to spare the others for magazines.....

Uwe



www.vintageaviation.de
www.clipwings.com/vintage_aviation

[Cosmicwind]

That's a remarkable photo, by far the best I've yet seen of this bird. Blurring the prop takes away the visually distracting fourth blade, and it's easy to see this scene as taken in 1943 instead of 2011. Absolutely spectacular work, Uwe!

Lynn

Lynn

this one does have a 3 blade wooden prop. I had a hard time in the air as it was bumpy as hell.
This shot is virtually the only one where the prop is actually not frozen.
Thanks for your nice comment.

Uwe

[agent86]

beautiful plane and great shots.thanks

[Rob Mears]

That photo is begging to be on my desktop.

[TimAPNY]

Great shots! I can't wait to see this aircraft in the US soon (I hope)

If you ever come back iinto the US to do some work please let us know, We crossed paths at the Tennessee Museum of Aviation a few years back but I did not know you were on WIX at the time.

Tim

[agent86]

Great shots! I can't wait to see this aircraft in the US soon (I hope)

If you ever come back iinto the US to do some work please let us know, We crossed paths at the Tennessee Museum of Aviation a few years back but I did not know you were on WIX at the time.

Tim

They have a flying 190 here at Chino.I know its far away,but closer to you than Germany.come have a looksie.it'll probably fly at the POF airshow May 14,15
actually it might not be closer.but no passport needed Aufedersein.

[LysanderUK]

Lovely pictures, thank you for sharing with us Uwe! There was talk of this aircraft appearing at the Flying Legends show before it departs to the States, is this still a possibility??

To clear up the confusion about props, this aircraft was flown for most of last year with a four-blade unit. A three-blader was fitted over the winter.

[Seafury1]

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Tim[/quote]

They have a flying 190 here at Chino.I know its far away,but closer to you than Germany.come have a looksie.it'll probably fly at the POF airshow May 14,15
actually it might not be closer.but no passport needed Aufedersein.[/quote]

[Punisher05]

DROOL!!!!

[Invader26]

That's a remarkable photo, by far the best I've yet seen of this bird. Blurring the prop takes away the visually distracting fourth blade, and it's easy to see this scene as taken in 1943 instead of 2011. Absolutely spectacular work, Uwe!

Lynn[quote][/quote]



Look carefully, only three blades..

Neat machine indeed.