Came over Lancing and were banking left to pass over Shoreham Airport. Very fitting.
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Came over Lancing and were banking left to pass over Shoreham Airport. Very fitting.
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Multiple fly-passes over Shoreham. Needed to be as I mucked up my first shots. At least four attempts in six fly overs turning in arcs so everyone got a view.
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Multiple fly-passes over Shoreham. Needed to be as I mucked up my first shots. At least four attempts in six fly overs turning in arcs so everyone got a view.
Licence/permission to use this picture in the Albion match preview vs Rotherham if wanted.
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Thats a fantastic shot [MENTION=153]perseus[/MENTION]
That is a superb picture. 
Leekbrookgull
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Top notch,well done.
NB: picture is tweaked but real. Photographs taken from the same position on the riverbank in a spell of two minutes and the aircraft are in the correct positions. There were four fly overs so I had a chance to get the picture right. The aircraft flew low over the river and then climbed over the town. Best air display yet. Later there were more flyovers.
BHAFC_Pandapops
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Thanks for that one, [MENTION=153]perseus[/MENTION]
Stunning image. Is it 100% real? The planes look like they have been dropped into the background? Apologies in advance for my cynicism - it just looks too good to be true...
Real inasmuch the planes are in the correct position. My camera would not focus at first so I replaced the out of focus pictures of the planes with in focus ones. So real in my book.
Originally I zoomed in too much and missed some of the planes. Deception is the effect of the telephoto lens which makes the planes look bigger and lower than they actually were. Still had to zoom out though. .
vegster
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On the official website they listed all the routes, showed then in map form and said that, and I quote " Live information on the actual time that each Section departs will be posted on the Boultbee Flight Academy Twitter page throughout the day. "
the last Twatter said " 10 Minutes to go " then F all. Very disappointed as I work indoors with no windows and would have been able to nip out for a couple of minutes if I had known a wing were on the way as I work only a 5 minute flight away from Goodwood.
Hurricane 1 Spitfire 3
QV)
Spitfire F Mk.Ia N3200 (G-CFGJ). Owned by the Mark One Partnership LLC, and based at Duxford Airfield. First post-restoration flight took place on 26 March 2014 at Duxford. Ex 19 Sqn machine, she sports the QV squadron codes she wore when she was shot down on 26 May 1940 in support of the Operation DYNAMO evacuation of Dunkirk with Sqn Ldr Geoffrey Stevenson, 19 Sqn OC, at the controls. She was restored and donated to the Imperial War Museum Duxford by American billionaire and conservationist Thomas Kaplan.
RF-E)
Hurricane Mk XII P3700 (registered G-HURI), Canadian-built Hurricane Mk XII painted in 2015 to represent a Hurricane Mk I RF-E No. 303 Polish Squadron RAF and operated by the Historic Aircraft Collection, Duxford. Cambridgeshire.
JH-C)
Spitfire F Mk.Vb BM597 (G-MKVB). Owned by the Historic Aircraft Collection and based at Duxford. Wears the markings BM597 / JH-C from 317 (Polish) "Wileński" Squadron, which she wore when she flew with the Squadron.
P-FX)
Spitfire HF Mk.IXe TD314 (G-CGYJ). Restored to airworthy condition by the Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar and made its first post-restoration flight at Biggin Hill in December 2013. She wears the colours of 234 Sqn as TD314 / FX-P.
QV)
Spitfire F Mk.Ia N3200 (G-CFGJ). Owned by the Mark One Partnership LLC, and based at Duxford Airfield. First post-restoration flight took place on 26 March 2014 at Duxford. Ex 19 Sqn machine, she sports the QV squadron codes she wore when she was shot down on 26 May 1940 in support of the Operation DYNAMO evacuation of Dunkirk with Sqn Ldr Geoffrey Stevenson, 19 Sqn OC, at the controls. She was restored and donated to the Imperial War Museum Duxford by American billionaire and conservationist Thomas Kaplan.
RF-E)
Hurricane Mk XII P3700 (registered G-HURI), Canadian-built Hurricane Mk XII painted in 2015 to represent a Hurricane Mk I RF-E No. 303 Polish Squadron RAF and operated by the Historic Aircraft Collection, Duxford. Cambridgeshire.
JH-C)
Spitfire F Mk.Vb BM597 (G-MKVB). Owned by the Historic Aircraft Collection and based at Duxford. Wears the markings BM597 / JH-C from 317 (Polish) "Wileński" Squadron, which she wore when she flew with the Squadron.
P-FX)
Spitfire HF Mk.IXe TD314 (G-CGYJ). Restored to airworthy condition by the Biggin Hill Heritage Hangar and made its first post-restoration flight at Biggin Hill in December 2013. She wears the colours of 234 Sqn as TD314 / FX-P.
