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Propeller Desk Clock
During the Great War, from 1914-18, a new kind of art flourished. Hand crafted creations from gifted soldiers and army personnel became known as trench art. They used whatever material was at hand… more →
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Propeller Desk Clock
wrote 3 months ago: During the Great War, from 1914-18, a new kind of art flourished. Hand crafted creations from gifted … more →
Concorde
wrote 3 months ago: One of the most iconic and beautiful planes ever designed. A flight icon and engineering marvel. The … more →
Sopwith Propeller
wrote 3 months ago: The sopwith was the mainstay fighter-plane of the British and USA air forces in the early 1900s. Bri … more →
DC-3
wrote 5 months ago: No other passenger plane was built in bigger numbers than the DC-3. With its two-propeller engines i … more →
Authentic Models Balloons
wrote 5 months ago: Helium Balloons were one of aviation’s first successes. Since 1783 balloons have traveled the … more →
Authentic Models' Aluminum Airplanes
wrote 5 months ago: Cast in airplane aluminum, hand polished to an Art Deco shine. Created as displays for travel agenci … more →
Zeppelin Facts!
wrote 5 months ago: Beautifully aged silver canvas stretched over an elaborate hand assembled wood frame. Over 600 glued … more →
The Cup of Poison
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wrote 6 months ago: Let me narrate yet another funny incident from my adventure diary about my old roommate, Agastya Bas … more →
Early Flight in Paris
wrote 6 months ago: Le Bourget in Paris, one of the first airports in Europe, was turned into an air museum years ago. A … more →
Early Flight Collection: Fun Facts!
wrote 6 months ago: Silk canvas stretched over a wooden frame. Details include spoke wire wheels, detailed engine, lamin … more →
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wrote 1 year ago: Reblogged from theThinkingArnold: I had the privilege of flying yesterday morning over the city I cu … more →
Flying into a Bad Decision
wrote 1 year ago: It doesn’t matter how good you are. Poor decisions will lead to poor results. … Ahh frus … more →
The Aircam
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wrote 1 year ago: The Aircam was originally designed for National Geographic – to fly low and slow (and have an … more →
Is there a RIGHT way to change the runway?
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wrote 1 year ago: I’m stubborn…very stubborn. I flew into a non-towered airport today with two runways. It … more →
Why the Rules?
wrote 1 year ago: Astounded. Frustrated. Concerned. So many feelings running through my brain, and yet not one of them … more →
Memoirs of a Flight Instructor
wrote 1 year ago: Hello to all who stumbled across this, probably by accident! Memoirs of a Flight Instructor is a blo … more →
Plane Tales
wrote 1 year ago: Recently, when I took a flight (or rather multiple flights) from India to the United States, I went … more →
Sky, are you angry?
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wrote 1 year ago: I took the pictures on 17th of January 2012. It was around 6.20am at Kota Kinabalu International Air … more →
Flight Before my First Solo (Solo Part 1/2
wrote 1 year ago: I haven’t posted in a while, but I thought this would be worth sharing. It is a great mileston … more →
