Mysteryship II by rawdodb

Photography • Aviation • posted on Aug 30, 2006

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Second in a walk around.

Comments (14)

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Biffowitz

5:54PM | Wed, 30 August 2006

Very impressive, I'm thinking maybe 1930's, a racer perhaps? maybe a Bee Jee? I wouldn't think that there are too many of these baby's left. Cool shot!

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Parthius

7:23PM | Wed, 30 August 2006

Fantastic shot!!!

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dcarvell

10:57PM | Wed, 30 August 2006

Lovely! I'd love to fly this baby!

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jif3d

1:54AM | Thu, 31 August 2006

The sky reflection gives the body a nice purple hue ! not tone...hehehe, didn't you just wanna jump and fly off into the blue sky ? I would have...if I could jump start a plane, that is ! another kool shot of this red legend Cheers

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awadissk

5:08PM | Sat, 02 September 2006

Nice one, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!

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byron7

2:32PM | Tue, 17 October 2006

Very nice shot. The plane looks like it almost went out of the field....

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Richardphotos

9:04PM | Sat, 21 October 2006

maybe a handcrafted plane? there is a plane on display at a local air museum that has this same paint scheme. except the wings are on top. outstanding capture. I how about posting soon.

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MeredithWilson

11:23AM | Sun, 05 November 2006

Dear Don, Things have finally slowed down a little. It's Sunday morning and I'm in my tacky robe and pink bunny slippers (Yes - bunny slippers!) drinking hot chocolate with half a Hershey's bar melted in it!! TOO DIVINE!! That's a really cherry Travelaire Mystery!! Really stunning!! I've always wanted to fly one of the old radials but never had the chance. The closest I've come to anything from the golden age was a J3 and I don't guess that really counts (but it sure was a lot of fun!!) I learned "tail dragging" in a 170 - and I'm got to admit, I still am not confortable without that third wheel. I'd be mortified if I ground looped!! Didn't Beech make a twin also called the Travelaire or maybe Travel Air?? Seems like I remember something like that on the ramp in San Antonio once. I was down taking my II written and I remember seeing it out the window. I also remember from that same day watching an MU-2 (maybe J) pull up and back into a parking space!! That was cool even if maybe not too healthy on the turbines. I just remember seeing another "Travelaire" a couple of years back - this was about a 1/4 scale model!! IT was really beautiful, too!! I'm gonna look around some more!! Love you!! Meredith

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lior

10:42AM | Sat, 02 December 2006

Excellent POV end depth:so very nice plane, wonderfull colors too!

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acclaude

9:49AM | Sun, 11 February 2007

Excellent montage & coherence !! Wonderfull model & pose.... ho!! I'm joking !! ;o)) Excellent capture shot & point of view !! xxxxx, Thks 4share, +FAV

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