Waddington 2004 part 4

[HawkerTempest5]

And finally a few more shots from this years Waddington airshow.

The good old Tiger Moth.

The moth

[ozzy72]

WOW! I've never seen a Jungmeister in the flesh myself. Thanks for that shot Roger

Mark

[Felix/FFDS]

Is there an angle from where a Lanc DOESN'T look good?

[FLYING_TRUCKER]

Thanks for posting those Roger....they were excellent

Cheers....Happy Landings....Doug

[ozzy72]

Is there an angle from where a Lanc DOESN'T look good?

Yes the top of the dams on the Ruhr

[ATI_7500]

Is there an angle from where a Lanc DOESN'T look good?

All angles,IMHO.

[Craig.]

ah the blue eagles, Beautiful. I miss home
Great shots Hawker.

[HawkerTempest5]

Is there an angle from where a Lanc DOESN'T look good?

I've said this before, but it is well worth repeating, the sight of the Lancaster in flight is worth the admission price alone.
Thanks for all the comments chaps, glad you enjoyed my photos. Next show is the magnificent Flying Legends at Duxford in two weeks time. Can't wait

[lemoncat]

great shoots love the pic of the Jungmeister very nice

[Hagar]

The Jungmeister is very nice but note it's a single-seater. The Jungmann is the equivalent of the Tiger Moth.

The Bucker Jungmeister was a single-seat aerobatic biplane used as an advanced trainer for fighter pilots by the Luftwaffe before and during the Second World War.