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Cheers;
Lee
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Nice shot Lee. If it were me, I would darken the background a tad and bump the plane a bit just to add a bit more separation.
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Hi Tom; Many thanks for your commentary... I'll try your idea and see what transpires...Cheers;
Lee
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I think the shot shows the age of the plane of so well, I like it a lot. Only thing that concerns me, the first package holiday I took to Spain, was in one of these.:)Comment
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That's a great image Lee.
It certainly seems to be in danger of being more rivets than metal!Originally posted by Daisy M View PostJohn Liddle
Backwell, North Somerset - "Where the cider apples grow"Comment
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Like that! Looks well worn which I guess isn't surprising when you consider how old it probably is.
Nigel
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Strewth; and I thought I was tapping onOriginally posted by Daisy M View Post My first trip to Spain was on a CourtLine Tristar ex Luton... Anyone remember either of them?
For our American cousins;
CourtLine was the UK's answer to Braniff with their wacky colour schemes...
Tristar = Lockheed L-1011Cheers;
Lee
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Thanks John...Originally posted by John Liddle View Post
Thanks Nigel.Originally posted by El Sid View PostLike that! Looks well worn which I guess isn't surprising when you consider how old it probably is.
It was certainly still flying just a few years back, but I'm unsure of it's status today. My guess is that it's now a static exhibition. It was the rivets that made it for me...Last edited by EOS_User; 12-05-2017, 10:44.Cheers;
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I like this and processed nicely to show the age, well done,
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Well when you consider he bought it for £1Like that! Looks well worn which I guess isn't surprising when you consider how old it probably is.
Nicely processed image.
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Nicely done
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Gary/Tony/Paul; MANY thanks - appreciate your comments...Cheers;
Lee
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