Warbird Information Exchange

My Dad just sent me this link...so good I had to share! Picture quality is incredible. Enjoy!

https://www.flickr.com/photos/23032926@N05/albums/72157628027548881/page1/

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I'm looking for that buried Corsair(s) that I can dig up, pressure wash, and fly!

Cool pics.

Thanks

Andy

Wow! These are great! My favourites have to be the natural-metal A4D, the Shawnee, and that stunning Harpoon. What a collection! Thanks heaps for the link!

Now, who'll be first to say which of these airframes survive and where?

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Zac in NZ
#avgeek, modelbuilder, photographer, writer. Callsign: "HANDBAG".
https://linktr.ee/zacyates

"It's his plane, he spent the money to restore it, he can do with it what he wants. I will never understand what's hard to comprehend about this." - kalamazookid, 20/08/2013
"The more time you spend around warbirds the sooner you learn nothing, is simple." - JohnB, 24/02/22

I contacted Bob Garrard regarding the B-25 photos in his collection, He refused (which is his option) to let me obtain the copies without the Bob Garrard watermark because he didn’t take the pictures. I sure would have loved to have been able to add those B-25s to my collection.
Drag.

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Kind Regards,
Gary Lewis
J.A.F.O.

Try the NMUSAF: some were in Dave Menard's collection (without watermark!). Not really 'on' to cite the "not mine" BS, when they're obviously in many cases available elsewhere.

wow - those are all really cool - the YB-52, The Goblin - just wow! Can you imagine an air show with that kind of hardware now? - NEVER.

Tom P.