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Return to Main Aircraft PageDid you take all of these pictures?Yes. Back to TopWhen is the next time you'll be adding pictures?I currently have a backlog of pictures to add to the site (about 500). I'll be updating a few every week. Back to TopCan I send you pictures?Sure, I'm always looking for images to add to my personal collection. Please note, however, that I only post pictures on my web page that I have taken. Back to TopWhat's with all the detail images?I build plastic models of aircraft. The detail images are for model builders who may not have access to source materials for detailing their models. Back to TopWhat camera/film do you use?The older photos were taken using a 'fire-and-forget' Canon Snappy automatic 35MM camera with 400 speed Kodak film. I now use a Canon RebelG 35mm with Kodak 800 speed film, a Nikon 885 digital camera, and a Canon G2 digital camera. Back to TopWhat are your favorite aircraft museums?In the United States: 1. U.S. Air Force Museum in Dayton, OH 2. Planes of Fame Museum in Chino, CA 3. Air & Space Museum/Garber Restoration facility in Washington, D.C. (When they get the Dulles Annex done this could be the best!) In England: 1. Duxford Air Museum 2. RAF Museum In Germany 1. Luftwaffe Museum in Berlin/Gatow Back to TopHey, the name of a plane is wrong on your pageLet me know about it. Some of the naming I've done has been for a reason, some has been done as a best guess. Please note that for WWII aircraft my copy of Jane's Aircraft of World War II is the final authority. Back to TopYour picture of the A-12/YF-12 is really an SR-71No, it's not. The A-12 was an early variant of the SR-71. The YF-12 was an interceptor (!!) version of the A-12. Back to TopWhy is the A-12/SR-71 on an aircraft carrier?The A-12 is on the aircraft carrier Intrepid, which has been converted into museum in New York City, NY. The A-12/YF-12/SR-71 variants HAVE NEVER operated from aircraft carriers and this probably is the only one that has been on one. Back to TopWhat are your favorite planes?FW-190, F-14, SR-71/YF-12, Spitfire, P-51, Curtis P-6E "Hawk", ME-262, P-38, A-10, F-104, F-4. I like a lot of aircraft. Of course, I've seen over a thousand different types. Back to TopWhy don't you have any pictures of civilian airliners?Sorry, really don't care for them that much. Back to TopWhat museums are you planning on visiting someday?
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