Entropy, Belgian Fougas are still the masters of LOW! The size and design of that plane really helps though. I wonder if anybody has photos of Fouga displays flown at similar height, but upside down? I’ve heard this so many times but never seen a pic of it.

As far as I know that never happened. Inverted, yes, but not so low. Lt. Col. Rorive does his best though to stay as low as possible after take-off 🙂 Unfortunatly, this is the last year we operate the Fouga. The new and final display schedule will be on my website as soon as I get clearence.
–> http://www.fougamagister.be

Actually the trigger switch is for the guns, the one at the top for the machine guns and the one with the bracket for the bombs.
Ask Horst Rienecker for originals and repros.
http://www.aeroart.de
Speyer aeromarket is in April, there also might be some originals lying around.
All the best,
Herbert

aeroart seems to be gone:
“Since 31.12.04 AeroArt & Paerts does not longer exsist. The web pages will remain in the net for informational reasons. We thank all our costemers.”

I just looked at the VTTS webcam and saw this (lift upper corner):
Do they have a spare nose section?

why is the wing off?

I’ve seen a C-130 land on a carrier, but a DC-3? never heard of it