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Now then, where does this bit go?
Ahoy!
This is a 1964 built Chinese Mig-17 F 'Fresco' (Shengyang F4) currently undergoing restoration at Kissimmee Air Museum, Florida, USA. I've tried to give a bit of a 'pop' to enhance the details a bit more.
Taken with Sony A700 + Sigma AF 17-70mm DC Macro.
This is a 1964 built Chinese Mig-17 F 'Fresco' (Shengyang F4) currently undergoing restoration at Kissimmee Air Museum, Florida, USA. I've tried to give a bit of a 'pop' to enhance the details a bit more.
Taken with Sony A700 + Sigma AF 17-70mm DC Macro.
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Good one, Pirate.
You selected a good angle and the colours are fairly neutral under the light coming from the opening. It sort of has a 'living room' appeal. I wouldn't mind having one of those in mine if it looked like that. : ) Sort of a weird wish but not inapplicable...
Good detais on the Mig-17 F.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
You selected a good angle and the colours are fairly neutral under the light coming from the opening. It sort of has a 'living room' appeal. I wouldn't mind having one of those in mine if it looked like that. : ) Sort of a weird wish but not inapplicable...
Good detais on the Mig-17 F.
Thanks for sharing,
Yildiz
Re: Now then, where does this bit go?
Thanks for looking and the C&C. I'm still working on my holiday images from 2010, but I'll gert there in the end. I'm currently in my sick bed (literally) as it's a hospital bed I have in my house, and today is not a good day in that depatment, so I'm trying to work on images under the effects of morphine and other tablets!aster wrote:Good one, Pirate.
You selected a good angle and the colours are fairly neutral under the light coming from the opening. It sort of has a 'living room' appeal. I wouldn't mind having one of those in mine if it looked like that. : ) Sort of a weird wish but not inapplicable...
Good detais on the Mig-17 F.
Thanks for sharing.
Yildiz
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Hope you get well soon and on your feet.
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The ultimate jigsaw puzzle! Hope you're soon feeling better.
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I haven't seen a restoration photo of a Mig17 before, and that's a good shot. One would think Mig17 parts might be getting a bit scarce now.
Greg
ps. Hope you are on the mend Pirate.
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ps. Hope you are on the mend Pirate.
Re: Now then, where does this bit go?
Thanks Greg, but third consecutive day stuck in bed (I have a spinal problem), but thanks for your kind words and I'm glad you stopped by to look at the image and leave your C&C.Greg Beetham wrote:I haven't seen a restoration photo of a Mig 17 before, and that's a good shot. One would think Mig 17 parts might be getting a bit scarce now.
Greg
ps. Hope you are on the mend Pirate.
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Many thanks Birma. I always appreciate it when people take the time to leave comments etc.Birma wrote:The ultimate jigsaw puzzle! Hope you're soon feeling better.
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Cheers Doc, but the zimmer frame gets a lot of use these days. Thanks for stopping by and I appreciate your kind words.Dr. Harout wrote:Hope you get well soon and on your feet.
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No problemo Mark, as soon as you're shipshape clear the deck for action and go get us some more plane photos.Pirate wrote:Thanks Greg, but third consecutive day stuck in bed (I have a spinal problem), but thanks for your kind words and I'm glad you stopped by to look at the image and leave your C&C.
Mark (aka)
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ps. I wouldn't mind a decent shot of the Lightning....sometime.
Re: Now then, where does this bit go?
Only airworthy EE Lightning is a 2 seat trainer now in South Africa. If you have enough money, you can go ballistic. http://www.thundercity.com/pages/499409045/Home.aspGreg Beetham wrote:No problemo Mark, as soon as you're shipshape clear the deck for action and go get us some more plane photos.Pirate wrote:Thanks Greg, but third consecutive day stuck in bed (I have a spinal problem), but thanks for your kind words and I'm glad you stopped by to look at the image and leave your C&C.
Mark (aka)
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Yeah thanks mate, but I'm more your whatching type now, not your getting squashed and compressed type.
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Hi Mark,
I hope you get much better soon. : ) Good to see that nothing can stop you from photography even when literally embedded because of your back. Rest well.
Yildiz
I hope you get much better soon. : ) Good to see that nothing can stop you from photography even when literally embedded because of your back. Rest well.
Yildiz
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Thank youaster wrote:Hi Mark,
I hope you get much better soon. : ) Good to see that nothing can stop you from photography even when literally embedded because of your back. Rest well.
Yildiz
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Ihadrlyknowher A handy flickr linky plugin that scrolls down, so no wading through pages of stuff. Also fluidr. I like this one a lot. Anyway, enjoy the images assuming you want to have a peek. FluidrGreg Beetham wrote:No problemo Mark, as soon as you're shipshape clear the deck for action and go get us some more plane photos.
Greg
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