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[Geschirr]

[DHumphrey]

Nice screens Geschirrspülmaschine19 … The Magnum P.I. helicopter from the 80's TV series. That aircraft is still flying today, owned and operated by Paradise Helicopters of Hawaii. Its base is the heli-pad near the Turtle Bay Hotel on the North shore of Oahu.  I've had the opportunity to put a wrench to her a few times during my aviation mech career. 

[Alfie Noakes]

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Excellent Cityscape  Geschirrspülmaschine19 

Cheers

Alfie

[Geschirr]

Thanks all for the kind words. Dhumphrey that is really cool to have that connection to such a cool helicopter

[Alfie Noakes]

An airfield in Germany 1912
A group of brave flyers take to the skies.......









                                                                                                                                   

[max_thehitman]

AH! Fabulous Helicopter scenes  Geschirrspülmaschine19 ! 
I knew that heli looked familiar, its from a TV Series I used to watch.
Cool to know that DHumphrey worked on it and made it fly ! Big Applause! 

Also cool to see those wonderful photos from Cgagan and Slibenli. The IL2-1946 has some great landscapes
for flying action ... and to crash land into 

Alfie, great artsy photos dude. I do enjoy seeing those old Pre-World War One air races.
Where new machines and inventions took to the skies to show everyone who had made the best aeroplanes.
In 1912 there was a tremendous amount of Air Shows all around the world. Google search it! "air show 1912"

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Fw-190 V18/U1 " Kanguruh "
https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,49013.0.html

[Geschirr]

[Vampire_pilot]

this is superb scenery building!
And It's awesome to see my skins in there

[Geschirr]

Thank you for the skins Vampire, I cant tell you how much I like that TWA skin

[vpmedia]

[bomberkiller]

...click the pic...:

[Unca-Fester]

 As primitive as the Fokker Spin was, it was one of the few and the earliest aeroplane to rely solely on dihedral and wing sweep back for Yaw/roll stability and steering control.

There was no wing warping or ailerons.

  I can't imagine it being flown in anything short of near calm conditions, as any gusty wind off the North Sea would make it nearly impossible to control safely, and it had a tiny rudder.