I have the same problem. We received a German prop last weekin our museum, most probably an Arado or HE115, but can’t check the numbers on it so far. BW Roger

The type saw combat in the Spanish Sahara, and is for the Spanish just as legendary as the Spitfire is for some Britisch. Bw Roger

Cees,

there are talks going on with “Flevoland’ to raise some money to raise something we discussed some weeks ago. I’ll update you asap.

BW Roger

The Swiss Super Connie is expected for La Ferte Alais, not this one.

Yes please!

Hi Mike,

The Eos 300D, or the Nikon D70 are fine and, although they look maybe different, very strong. So that’s no problem.

You talk about digital zoom. well you need optical zoom as digital zoom is useless and gives extreme bad quality.

The main thing why I prefer the slr is because of the shutter lag. With a slr, you push the button, and almost at the same time the picture is taken. With a buffer of 7 or 9 pics, you can continue to photograph.

With most others, there is a shutterlag. When you push the button, the camera waits some time, this can be as worse as 2 seconds, before it takes the pic. After that, it needs some 5 seconds or so to write the pic down. This is fine with normal photography as long as the photo object isn’t moving. However with moving things like aircraft or so, it is a nightmare.

So if you don’t go for the slr, try to shoot some fast passing cars or so with the non slr and than you can see how good or worse the shutterlag and writing down time is.

BW Roger