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Dornier's Do 27 was the first German production aircraft after the end of WWII.
Primarily intended for the newly formed German Forces, its excellent STOL capabilities made it popular
in several civilian roles.
D-ENTE was used by Michael and Dr. Bernhard Grzimek as a camera platform for the Oscar awarded
documentation movie "Serengeti must not die" and scientifical studies resulting in the founding of
Serengeti National Park. It crashed after a collision with a vulture resulting in jamming the elevator.
Both M. Grzimek and the vulture were killed in this accident.
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Hannes von der Heide

Those shos are great!

Love the Lions  ;D

Nice series and a nice aircraft mate! #3 has a very nice perspective and clouds and that last one is a very cool bonus!!

D-ENTE...quack, quack..


(Ich dachte immer, dass die Do-27 von Heinz Sielmann benutzt wurde...)

D-ENTE (Diente) Means tooth in spanish...

Last one looks nice!

Ich dachte immer, dass die Do-27 von Heinz Sielmann benutzt wurde...

Kann sein dass der auch eine hatte, aber die D-ENTE geh

Nice series and a nice aircraft mate! #3 has a very nice perspective and clouds and that last one is a very cool bonus!!

I concur, especially on #5. Reminds me of a former co-worker who sent me a pic of some lions sitting under the wing shade of a Twin Otter.

I really like the pait job on this AC ;-)

[quote]Kann sein dass der auch eine hatte, aber die D-ENTE geh

Okay...ich bin in Tierfilmen nicht wirklich versiert.

Ich auch nicht. Aber zum Gl