the "hot rod" of WWII planes by Richardphotos
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it costs $1795.00 to have a ride in this plane
Comments (22)
Faemike55
Much as I'd love to, I'll pass
mtdana
Mustang I think - cool capture!!!
eekdog
Love how they maintain these by gone Era planes. Cool view.
goldie
Nice capture. Heck, could get a round-trip ticket to Europe for that price. Don't know anything about this plane, but it must be VERY special.
starship64
That's definitely my all time favorite piston engined plane, and if I ever win a Powerball lottery I'm going to have one.
Freethinker56
Want fit in my garage
nice capture.
farmerC
Fantastic done.
blankfrancine
An expensive plane trip for sure! Looks like it is in very good shape. Neat capture, Richard.
ontar1
Great POV and capture!
DukeNukem2005
It is excellent!
IceDragonArt
Wow. Not a cheap ride!
junge1
That's cheap! Great head-on shot. beautiful!
bakapo
that's a cool plane, but I'll have to pass on the ride.
Cyve
What a fantastic airplanes Richard... Beautifu picture too !!!
hilmarion
gorgious
rachris480907
Great shot.
PhthaloBlue
Superb photo!
blinkings
Very cool and I bet a sensational ride. To be honest, it wouldn't take much persuasion to get me to part with some cash for this!
Radar_rad-dude
So how many times did you take a ride in this 'hot rod'! LOL! A most excellent image and fine photo, Richard!
iborg64
Impressive looking plane with an equally impressive price ticket for a trip in it think I'll just have to admire it from the ground
nickcarter
anahata.c
when I first read this, I thought you said it cost $1795.00 to BUY this plane. I thought: "I don't know s__t about planes, but for $1795??? I'll TAKE it!!! Aside from my not reading well, it's a cool plane, and something I'd like to ride in. But your shot is eye candy. The plane runs straight across the frame, flat-flush with the surface. But then the rest of the shot intrudes: Love the angles of the other planes, the angle of the stairwell, the strewn people 'messing up" the symmetry of the plane; in fact, the general mix of forms here. I love the feeling of order and messiness all in one. It's an abstract of shapes and forms, and I love the rhythms of the shot. And that propeller kind of calls the whole thing to order---great that you caught it completely straight up and down: It's the anchor for the whole piece.