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WOW, amazing shots.
I realy like the "banking" planes.
Keep posting please.
Grt,
Michel
Canon 1000D 18-55 en Canon 55-250/IS en Samsung WB500. Ik zeg zomaar,... pak wat je kan pakken want anders is het weg!!!!!!... Als je het niet wil pakken , dan pak ik het wel.... moet je wel zeggen waar?????....
why are they taking of the back of the kalitta airplane first?
i think that it would increase the chance that the cockpit would slide down the hill on to the railroad?
dalkmaar wrote:why are they taking of the back of the kalitta airplane first?
i think that it would increase the chance that the cockpit would slide down the hill on to the railroad?
dennis
Because the tail was instable. On the pictures you see some wires and a net wich are holding the 747 on its place. They are connected to some big pieces of concrete.
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