If you appreciate WW2 aircraft.
 

This should be fun for you-

http://www.stclairphoto-imaging.com/360/P51-Mustang/P51_swf.html

mmmmm

Malcom hood...

That's pretty cool, especially to someone with 100 hrs in a 150 Cessna.
Jim

I thought it was really cool and I only fly RC planes...There are some more on that same site.

FYI the real mccoy p-51 here at this lil ol aeropuerto is a "D-DAY" fighter with i think 11 kills. built in early 1944 and made normandy and survived the war.


roush built the engine the last time. heard hes from wisconsin. came in,sat on tarmac, we all had giant woodies..............and into the hanger it went. have not seen it since and i hope i have my nikon and i am here when it does take off.


mucho mucho bueno *****en.

That is awesomeness.

couple more

St. Clair Photo-Imaging 360º Pans

St. Clair Photo-Imaging 360º Pans

I wonder if vise grips are standard equipment? :p

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1281617123.jpg

I know there is debate that the Spitfire was the best looking plane in WWII, but IMO, it is the P51.

F4U Corsair is the one for me!!http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1281641767.jpg

P-51D

I want one!

How about a P-61 Black Widow!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1281645130.jpg

Not to ruin anybody's enjoyment, but the 360 of the B-17 isn't the real Memphis Belle. The civil registration number N3703G is for the movie version of the Memphis Bell.

Warbird Depot - Bombers > Military Aircraft Restoration Corporation's Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress

The real Memphis Belle did not have a modern radio stack in the roof either. The Belle hasn't flown since it returned to the states in '46 when it went to Memphis (the city bought her for $350.00) where she rotted from years of neglect, looting and vandalisim until the USAF took her back for restoration in '05.

She is currently at Wright Patterson Air Musuem, Ohio.
National Museum of the USAF - Photo Slideshow

I would love to take part in a restoration effort like this. The history would blow you away.

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Doesn't look like a Malcom but the original birdcage type found on the B's and C's prior to the Malcom.