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By richie
#155046
Hi, a few photos of other fast machines I'm interested in, hope you like ???.

A Tornado GR4 ZG750 taken at RAFConingsby 08.09.09.
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Typhoon ZJ913-AC (17 Sqn) RAF Coningsby 02.09.09.
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Tornado GR4 ZA600 (41 Sqn) RAF Coningsby 10.09.09.
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Harrier ZG510-81A (41 Sqn) RAF Coningsby 10.09.09.
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Regards,
Richie.
#155050
Excellent work, catching fast moving objects without motion blur is incredibly hard, I salute you sir!
#155256
We had an Apache land, and then take off again, in the field next to us yesterday. Wasn't quick enough to get a photo but was absolutely awesome!! We do get a lot of random things flying over - the Apaches are pretty normal (although they don't normally land!) but we've also had things like a Lancaster (I think?) fly overhead recently. The noise is just :cloud9:

I think my favourite plane is this one:
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I've always wanted to be in the RAF (and yeah, I know we don't fly the Hornets!) and I'm still very tempted to enlist.
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#155283
Great pictures. 8-)
#155421
I personally like anything that is fast. Heck even all my favorite animals are fast.


Cheetah's which can accelerate faster than most supercars
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Mako shortfin's can swim in bursts of speed up to like 60 mph
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and Peregrine Falcons can supposedly dive at speeds up to 200 mph. Not sure if its true, but they're still badass.
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#155610
I was staying at my parent's house in Droitwich a couple of weekends ago. Droitwich has 25,000 inhabitants and is a town of such insignificance that most people who live in the same county (Worcestershire) don't know of it. Anyway, over our neighbourhood one day was a Spitfire doing aerobatics for about an hour. No idea why or even where it could have taken off from. :confused: Anyways, it was amazing :thumbup:
By richie
#155623
Re. The Spitfire is such a beautiful plane

It most certainly is, The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at RAF Coningsby is only 45 minutes from my home, so I am lucky to have the opportunity to watch the Lancaster, Spitfires, Hurricane and Dakota practice their air show routines during the year.

Regards,
Richie.
#155632
Re. The Spitfire is such a beautiful plane

It most certainly is, The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at RAF Coningsby is only 45 minutes from my home, so I am lucky to have the opportunity to watch the Lancaster, Spitfires, Hurricane and Dakota practice their air show routines during the year.

Regards,
Richie.


Nice!! It must be a real treat to hear those Merlin engines.

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