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Very nice shots.
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A very nice set !
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A lovely set !
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Thank you guys for your warm messages.
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Oh that's nice !
A big thank you to all for your kind words.
I'm glad you enjoyed my screenshot so enthusiastically.
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Thank you to all of you. Glad that the set pleases you.
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Wow super !
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Here is one that is not discreet!
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A very nice set.
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A nice set. Thank you for sharing.
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A great shot !
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My vote goes to Catchymussel.
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On 1/29/2022 at 3:29 PM, ikbenik said:
A very fine serie of shots, in analogy to your earlier posting of the Starfighter in Norway. The deployment of the drag-chute gives an extra touch to the reality but as it's remains deployed being taxiing(3th last shot) isn't looking good and the 2 last shots are a funny situation, scaring off the ULM-pilot and luckely for him cleared the way to the right. Overal a great use of all possible viewpoints and in some shots the use of blurring the background.
Again a masterpiece from you, Richard.
You are right.
It's a virtual world, we can expect anything!
Indeed I was surprised to see the ULM.
Regarding the drag-chute, the length of the runway does not require its deployment. In this case, it would indeed have been wise to release it earlier.
However in the seventies during my holidays, I did a student job at Gosselies airport.
(The name of Brussels South Charleroi Airport was not assigned until much later in 1991).
At the time it was a regional airport mainly for general aviation and soaring.
I was employed at Fairey which mainly worked on Britten Norman Islander and Trislander. (The company has since been replaced by Sonaca).
Opposite Fairey, on the other side of the runway, were the facilities of Sabca, which handled the maintenance and overhaul of the Belgian Air Force's T-33, Mirage V and F-104.
I spent my lunch time on the edge of the runway in the Islander parking lot observing takeoffs and landings.
There, I witnessed the landing of an F-104 with the use of its drag-chute along the entire length of the runway.
At the time the runway was relatively short, it had not yet been lengthened and the airliners compagnies were not present.
He left the runway to join the Sabca and it was only in his turn to take the taxiway that he releassed his drag-chute.
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Thank you all.
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Mine for this month.
MSFS 2020 - Orbx KSJC San Jose - TF-104 SSWRichard
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... to flirt with a Starfighter.
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Looks great !
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A lovely set.
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On 12/8/2021 at 8:32 PM, bernd1151 said:
Fantastic, Richard....but wait, how did you manage to get those under-wing tanks installed in mid-air
Hum, may be ... Gremlins ! ;-)
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Thank you all for your warm comments.
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10 hours ago, jean marc said:
Great shots for sure with an amazing quality ! Well done Richard
Thank you Jean-Marc, I love our Belgian One-O-Four.
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A photo shoot to test a work in progress for the SSW TF104.
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Thank you chaps !
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A nice set Bernd. SSW TF104 is a must !
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Sunday selection 2022 part 1
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Fantastic shots !
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