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When there are hardly any Tigers around, they get a chanceStratofreighter wrote:A lack of flying = lots of time left for "Squirrel Spotting"...
I'd say 'seems smaller' rather than 'is smaller'........ Gezichtsbedrog!Alpha Kilo One wrote:Photo no. 57 surprises me....
Plane in foreground is smaller than the one in the background.
How do you do?
Furthermore: Great photos!
Ronald
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Single seater is 92-0014Nice shots, does anyone know the serial of the dual tiger ? thanks...
correct for the single seater.Jeroen van Toor wrote:Single seater is 92-0014Nice shots, does anyone know the serial of the dual tiger ? thanks...
Dual seater 88-0014
Confirmed by English spotters with scopes. Should be under the cockpit
window only on left hand side.
Rgds,
Jeroen van Toor
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