SE5a, Sopwith Triplane and a provost

[amitch]

http://www.warbirdsovernewzealand.com/fm/se5-6142.jpg

http://www.warbirdsovernewzealand.com/fm/se5-6189.jpg

http://www.warbirdsovernewzealand.com/fm/se5-6226.jpg
http://www.warbirdsovernewzealand.com/fm/bs-0382.jpg

http://www.warbirdsovernewzealand.com/fm/triplane-0256.jpg

http://www.warbirdsovernewzealand.com/fm/triplane-0343.jpg

http://www.warbirdsovernewzealand.com/fm/IMG_3755.JPG

[andrewhuxman]

Very Nice series you lucky dog .:)

[Box Brownie]

Wow, what wonderfull air to air shooting ~ I would love to do that :D

Are the two WWI birds rebuilds or replicas? Whichever, they especially are my favourites of what you have shown here.

PS What were flying in and I surmise whatever it was it was "doors off" ???

[Jamie Holladay]

Very nice series.

[cicopo]

Very nice. Looks like the photog had a nice seat to see the scenery too.

[orophin]

The first one are with a spectacular colors and tones! Really impressive!!!

[PhotosGuy]

Excellent images! I'm in serious envy!

[Travisj]

Wow!!! very nice. Thanks for sharing...

[ty wonon]

They are all awesome!!

[3Turner]

Great set. Lucky to be in the air with the SE5a and Sopwith. :D

[amitch]

Are the two WWI birds rebuilds or replicas? Whichever, they especially are my favourites of what you have shown here.

PS What were flying in and I surmise whatever it was it was "doors off" ???The SE5 is a new build www.thevintageaviator.com and the tripe is a replica.

Door off or canopy back, no shooting with glass in the way.

[Jon]

Excellent images! I'm in serious envy!Yeah, that!