The Vintage Aviator WW1 Air Show, Ground Shots Pt 2

[andy190]

Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Aircraft_Factory_B.E.2





Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2f: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Aircraft_Factory_B.E.2





Royal Aircraft Factory R.E.8 "Harry Tate": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R.E.8





Royal Aircraft Factory F.E.2: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FE2





Nieuport 11 B

[Hagar]

Excellent stuff! It seems that NZ is the place to go for vintage aviation.

[andy190]

Excellent stuff! It seems that NZ is the place to go for vintage aviation.

Thanks Hagar.

NZ certainly is the place to go for WW1 Aviation At least.

I'm going to post some of the flying shots of these planes tomorrow.

[Flying Trucker]

Again awesome shots Andy...

Those are my kind of aircraft of course it didn't help to have two grandfathers and several great uncles sitting around the kitchen table with musical instruments, drinking a wobbly pop and telling their Great War (World War One) flying stories...

Of course they had competition because my dad, several uncles and cousins flew during the Second World War and Korea.

I learned to fly the Tiger Moth off the farm when I was a teenager...now that was an aircraft...

Much better than their SE5As, Camels, Spitfires and Hurricanes...

Did I ever tell you Andy about the time I was up in the Tiger at three thousand feet and..........

OOPs....that is another story....

[C]

Excellent stuff! It seems that NZ is the place to go for vintage aviation.

Yep. I'm making a list. A list of all those people who post shots of these aeroplanes on the internet, thereby increasing my need to move to NZ! When I do, it'll be their fault and they can share the bill!

Andy, your name has alzo gone on zee list!