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[Tex]

Thanks astrosammy.

I used FS Recorder to do the formation. I flew the first jet and recorded that replay, then played the replay and flew the second jet in formation recording that replay so that I could finally record it all together with fraps. :speakcool:

 

[willy88]

 

[Deke]

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[Belisarius]

Really like the F-18 Grand Canyon vid Tex. Great work - my kid's gonna love it!

 

[Notebook]

Bad day in post-production, one I can relate to. (Warning:-Bad Language)

Its in poor taste as well.

N.

 

[Moonwalker]

 

[Moonwalker]

This is the greatest home made flight simulator I have ever seen. It's a 737NG using Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004.

This one is also great:

In case somebody is interested in the hardware for home made simulators: http://www.flyengravity.com/

 

[astrosammy]

 

[cljohnston]

I'm sure you all have been awaiting this as eagerly as I have these past six years...

Man Conquers Space Homepage

 

[VF2_Rolf]

Two masters at work...Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs doing the 'Randy Lynn Rag'

Very, very rare footage (for the West, at least) of several Tupolev Tu-22 Blinders at a Soviet military airshow most likely during the 1970s.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdCEJa-vo3Y"]YouTube - Tu-22 Blinder[/ame]

 

[SiberianTiger]

Very, very rare footage (for the West, at least) of several Tupolev Tu-22 Blinders at a Soviet military airshow most likely during the 1970s.

YouTube - Tu-22 Blinder

Hardly 1970's: there were no such things as hand-held video cams in the USSR in 70's. So I'd bet for 90's.

 

[Belisarius]

I'm sure you all have been awaiting this as eagerly as I have these past six years...

Actually never heard of it before, but having checked it out it seems to be a really cool project. Good luck to them.

 

[Sunhillow]

not youtube, not spaceflight, but funny:

http://www.malgusto.com/videos/200803_perros-chimpance-tentados-comida.html

 

[tl8]

rtmp://cp44823.edgefcs.net/ondemand/flash/tv/streams/gruentransfer/pitch_303_hi.flv

The Gruen Transfer, funny show, this was the winner in a weekly competition

 

[VF2_Rolf]

Hardly 1970's: there were no such things as hand-held video cams in the USSR in 70's. So I'd bet for 90's.

Apparently 1994 (the vid flashes the date right at the start)...my mistake. Never-the-less, action shots of the Blinder are still relativly rare. I pegged earlier than that because it was most active from the 60s to the 80s. Ever seen one in action, ST?

Here's a rather long but very candid look at the final flight of the Tu-16 Badger.

 

[SiberianTiger]

Never-the-less, action shots of the Blinder are still relativly rare. I pegged earlier than that because it was most active from the 60s to the 80s. Ever seen one in action, ST?

Perhaps couple of times in 80's: something was flying very high up and I could make out a fine arrowhead shape when looking through binoculars. Most recently, I've seen a Tu-22M Backfire and even filmed one (together with others).

 

[VF2_Rolf]

Perhaps couple of times in 80's: something was flying very high up and I could make out a fine arrowhead shape when looking through binoculars. Most recently, I've seen a Tu-22M Backfire and even filmed one (together with others).

Very cool. Missed that one. We get very little military traffic in my area. We occasionally get some of your larger Antonov jet transports in here (northern BC).

 

[SiberianTiger]

We occasionally get some of your larger Antonov jet transports in here (northern BC).

Formally, they are Ukrainian design , though most of the An-124's are produced and owned in Russia.

 

[Belisarius]

One I just did this afternoon, a Delta II rocket launch

Hope you lot enjoy it

 

[Notebook]

Very nice, what satellite was that?

N.