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Nice one @Lee532, i've got some like that!

Had trouble setting off after you lot had gone @Lee532. Took my coat off and put it in the boot, the aircraft stop lights came on, couldn't miss just one more shot. Back at the car, changed my footwear, the lights came on, couldn't miss one more shot. Setting the Sat Nav, the lights came on...

Cheers!! Definitely doing that again, and get the lads to come along. My favourite Tiffy shot i've done so far

Yeah, i know i said i wasn't processing any today @Lee532, but you know how these F-15's got me a bit...animated, so had to have a sneaky peak F-15C F-15E

The 70-200 is okay for take offs and landings, but really you'll want more reach than 200mm for display shots. Think on there's all sorts of health and safety regulation now, so the aircraft have to display at some distance from the crowds. Most of my photos are at all sorts of focal lengths...

The new/ancient RAF RC-135W Rivet Joint

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Its a hard, hard life

The Orange Lion of the Royal Netherlands Air Force

Russian Air Force Yak-130 Mitten

So, whats in your personal Hall Of Fame of cameras and/or lenses etc that you no longer own, but still hold in the highest regard? I'll kick off with my top 3; Sigma 50-500mm Nikon D700 Nikon D300S

Not the most interesting bird species, but..

Finally got around to ordering it. DSC0001, you lot are now privy to witnessing the first shot ever taken with it

Treecreeper. A mile off, and cropped heavily, but ....

Almost a White Hart

A Red Deer Stag i came across today