See here. https://vimeo.com/133906998

Like a groundloop, but more aquatic. Certainly whips round!

Some nifty panning going on there !

I think the shots with ground visible are more pleasing. There is a common trend to fill the frame with an aeroplane in flight, shot after shot, and once mastered it becomes rather stale, I feel. Technically spot on, but creatively unremarkable.

I am not writing it off! There have been too many Tiger Moth accidents in the last few years where the machines have not been at fault.

The Moth Cub shares your concern, and have produced a worthy educational series of videos covering various aspects of Moth operation.

This is, after all, an eighty year old design, and contemporary flight training barely touches this sort of flying.

Check out the films ( 7 or so ) . They are well put together.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl1d-SZexVs

70 year old aeroplane ! Marvellous..

Welcome to the forum, BTW. You are the bearer of glad tidings :eagerness:

Me too ! Saw her over Aylesbury at 15.40 .

Mustang at 11.00 over Chorleywood heading NW but cruising with gear down (!)

Any more info ?

”The Flypast, scheduled for the 15th September 2015 will see 35 Spitfires and Hurricanes from the UK, USA and Europe flying in formation from Boultbee Flight Academy’s base at Goodwood over the areas of the UK most affected by the fierce aerial combat that took place during the Battle of Britain.

The two wounded servicemen who are currently training at the Academy as part of the Spitfire Scholarship will also take part in the Flypast which commemorates those brave pilots who defended Britain’s shores in 1940 inspiring Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s iconic speech ‘The Few’.”

16 Spits flew at DX a few years ago, but this would be a formation TWICE the size !

Look at post 26 on this thread. The recent photos tell about all you need to know of current condition, I imagine.

http://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?93056-Current-status-of-the-quot-Kee-Bird-quot-B-29-Superfortress