Bucher Bu131 Jungmann by debbielove

Photography • Aviation • posted on Jan 30, 2016

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Hi, Legends 2015, having mastered camera setting finally, photos finally look like this.. Very little postwork, Akvis used. The Jungmann was the Luftwaffe Primary trainer during and before WW2, their version of the RAF's Tiger Moth, and the US Stearman.. Built in vast numbers and exported to many other Countries including over 1,000 to Japan! It was so good (as most trainers were) it was built in some numbers after the war as well. Now, only a few are still as agile as this.. Based at Duxford.. And yes, ask nicely you can look inside the cockpit.. Rob

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T.Rex

7:35AM | Sat, 30 January 2016

Nicely, nicely. There, I've asked nicely for me and Neil. Exhaust out the bottom - clever. No exhaust blocking the view in any direction. I didn't know these were still made after WWII. Interesting comment on the planes agility. Keep up the good work! :-)

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