Hunter, A-37B, F-111C : Kiwi Aircraft Images Update

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2 total messages Started by Phillip Treweek Sun, 29 Jun 2003 03:41

#534

Author: Phillip Treweek
Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2003 03:41

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Hi Folks,
         things are going a bit slow this month, so I've only just got the
June update done.  This time it's some jets : Cessna A-37B Dragonfly (10
images), DH115 Vampire (3 images), General Dynamics  F-111C (9 images),
Hawker Hunter F.74A (37 images), and Potez-Fouga Magister (1 image). Only
60 images, but better than nothing. 

For those of you who haven't seen this site, it currently displays  over
4500 original images covering more that 190 different aircraft types and
aviation activities relating to New Zealand.  This includes many warbirds,
and a number of vintage aircraft.  For the modeller and enthusiast I have
included a number of 'detail' photos (subjects include Spitfire, Mustang,
Sea Fury, Vampire and Harvard, and more ...).  Interior photographic tours
now include Lancaster NX665, Catalina ZK-PBY, An-12 LZ-SFL,  AW650 Argosy
ZK-SAE and a C-130H.  The site also includes the most comprehensive
listing of New Zealand aviation related websites - over 500 links.

Next update: more catching up on the 2001 airshow reports - Ardmore,
Kaipara, Taupo,  and maybe a few more.  I also have a couple of
interesting new walkarounds in the works - like the world's only airworthy
La-9.

                  Phil.

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Phillip Treweek
Department of Computer Science         ph  ++64 7 838 4410
The University of Waikato              fax ++64 7 838 4155
Private Bag 3105
Hamilton, New Zealand

'Kiwi Aircraft Images':
http://www.kiwiaircraftimages.com/aviation.html
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Re: Hunter, A-37B, F-111C : Kiwi Aircraft Images Update

#535

Author: DN
Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2003 12:52

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Well done Phil !
Particularly the Avro Lanc - great stuff. A must visit when next I wing my
way across the ditch to NZ.

DN



"Phillip Treweek" <treweek@cs.waikato.ac.nz> wrote in message
news:treweek-2906031541330001@gnome.cs.waikato.ac.nz...
> Hi Folks,
>          things are going a bit slow this month, so I've only just got the
> June update done.  This time it's some jets : Cessna A-37B Dragonfly (10
> images), DH115 Vampire (3 images), General Dynamics  F-111C (9 images),
> Hawker Hunter F.74A (37 images), and Potez-Fouga Magister (1 image). Only
> 60 images, but better than nothing.
>
> For those of you who haven't seen this site, it currently displays  over
> 4500 original images covering more that 190 different aircraft types and
> aviation activities relating to New Zealand.  This includes many warbirds,
> and a number of vintage aircraft.  For the modeller and enthusiast I have
> included a number of 'detail' photos (subjects include Spitfire, Mustang,
> Sea Fury, Vampire and Harvard, and more ...).  Interior photographic tours
> now include Lancaster NX665, Catalina ZK-PBY, An-12 LZ-SFL,  AW650 Argosy
> ZK-SAE and a C-130H.  The site also includes the most comprehensive
> listing of New Zealand aviation related websites - over 500 links.
>
> Next update: more catching up on the 2001 airshow reports - Ardmore,
> Kaipara, Taupo,  and maybe a few more.  I also have a couple of
> interesting new walkarounds in the works - like the world's only airworthy
> La-9.
>
>                   Phil.
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> Phillip Treweek
> Department of Computer Science         ph  ++64 7 838 4410
> The University of Waikato              fax ++64 7 838 4155
> Private Bag 3105
> Hamilton, New Zealand
>
> 'Kiwi Aircraft Images':
> http://www.kiwiaircraftimages.com/aviation.html
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------

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