2008.04.17. MiG-29B - 15, Capt. Peszeki "Peszke" Zoltán, Hungary:
Extraordinary cases
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Extraordinary cases
2005.05.12. MiG-29B - 02, Capt. Szabó "Topi" Zoltán, Hungary:
2008.04.17. MiG-29B - 15, Capt. Peszeki "Peszke" Zoltán, Hungary:
2008.04.17. MiG-29B - 15, Capt. Peszeki "Peszke" Zoltán, Hungary:
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Re: Extraordinary cases
The first shot is amazing. It is like the plane is almost in tact underground. Like it dropped in a pool of jello. 
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Re: Extraordinary cases
The topic title could be more clear, I think.
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Re: Extraordinary cases
Hi there,
Which Mig-29UB were these if i may ask? (Number on the intake)
And for the Dutch amongst us, the first doesn't look "Topi" to me...
Greetz,
Which Mig-29UB were these if i may ask? (Number on the intake)
And for the Dutch amongst us, the first doesn't look "Topi" to me...
Greetz,
Re: Extraordinary cases
Andras wrote:Hi there,
Which Mig-29UB were these if i may ask? (Number on the intake)
And for the Dutch amongst us, the first doesn't look "Topi" to me...
Greetz,
The exact types and page numbers are shown in the pictures above the text.
The first 02, for the second 15. Both aircraft fighter version.
Re: Extraordinary cases
This may be so, once the machine is truly a majority of the land came under. A lot of rain so the ground was soft.Iwan Bogels wrote:The first shot is amazing. It is like the plane is almost in tact underground. Like it dropped in a pool of jello.
Re: Extraordinary cases
Extraordinary pics!
