Superb shots.

The excellent virtual visit continues… great pix.
I imagine the difficulty to get a clean shot in the “warehouse” but I would like to spend a day in there.
BTW, what air force markings do the SU and the MiG bear?

Very nice. The Spitfire looks even more elegant wearing only raw metal.
Thanks.

Nice catch of a moment in UK aviation history. Love the 4 Harriers pic.
I’m soooo envious 😉
Thank you.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11830094

El doctor, have you shot in film and in digital?… or just film? Just curious.

I agree with you all excellent pictures and where are Tanguy et Laverdure? Over here it was a comic by the way.

Piete

I realize I remember it in b&w because we had a b&w tv 🙂
The series was in full colour of course.

I just found episode 1 of season 1 (1967), for 26 minutes of nostalgia:
http://www.wideo.fr/video/iLyROoafYQOU.html

The TV series was based on the comics “Les Chevaliers du ciel” (first pub. in 1959):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanguy_et_Laverdure

It was also published in the UK as “The Flying Furies” (1966):
http://bearalley.blogspot.com/2007/04/flying-furies.html

In 2005, a movie was released. It was so-so, but the real gem was in the DVD extras – they contained one of the most beautiful sequences of aerial photography I have seen, featuring breathtaking shots of the Mirage 2000.

A promo of the movie is available on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEe3xfWfkG8&NR=1

Cheers.

Very nice pix. A perfect day for b&w’s and goodbye’s.
Thank you for the virtual visit.