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That photo is a work of art,lovely.

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Well, it seems I have to redo this one. Thanks for the link.

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There you go. Pretty good.:eagerness:

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Very nice and interesting piece of work. :applause:
Keep it coming, please!

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USS Essex 1944

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Fokker T.V. May 8, 1940

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BOAC Short Sunderland

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Hello Gerard,
this is the very first time I come in the historical part of the forum. I followed the link placed in the "world roundels".
Nice job from you and your friend in order to put colors on black and white images.
I came here only to take a look but I will come back more often.
Keep on going....

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The RMS Mauretania returning to the USA on a foggy morning in 1918

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USS Wolverine (IX-64) was built as the Great Lakes side-wheel steamer Seeandbee launched 9 November 1912 that was converted into a freshwater aircraft carrier of the United States Navy in 1942 for advanced training of naval aviators in carrier take-offs and landings. The Navy decommissioned Wolverine in 1945 and sold her for scrap in 1947.

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Wow! Excellent! :applause:

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Are those guys supporting the Spit's wings on their back?

The undercarrage isn't sitting right to my eyes.

(And I have noticed the bashed prop.)

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In some of the older post pictures were lost :(. I tried to put some back in those posts

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Are those guys supporting the Spit's wings on their back?

The undercarrage isn't sitting right to my eyes.

(And I have noticed the bashed prop.)

Yes. Man handling older aircraft is a regular thing. I've done it quite a lot on my time on BBMF. I'd suppose the Spit had a gear collapse on landing and they're getting it locked down.

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The first Schneider Trophy competition, held on 16 April 1913 at Monaco

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