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nik.hisham wrote in post #8530803
Uhm... that's a Boeing 747. The tripple 7 has a 2 4 2 , or 2 5 2 seat configuration. This one is 3 4 3. On boeings, only 747s have that config.

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Omaru wrote in post #8532747
Some people still haven't realized what the plane wreckage is all about lol. You know I saw that same plane wreckage on a [B]movie[/b[one time. lol

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Omaru wrote in post #8532747
Some people still haven't realized what the plane wreckage is all about lol. You know I saw that same plane wreckage on a [B]movie[/b[one time. lol

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nicksan wrote in post #8533381
Ebay link please!

I haven't had a chance to list it yet, but here's a quick snap. It's in user condition, but solid where it counts! (and only 126 years young)

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Double Negative wrote in post #8533407
I haven't had a chance to list it yet, but here's a quick snap. It's in user condition, but solid where it counts! (and only 126 years young)

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How much shipped to 75201?

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VGP wrote in post #8533560
How much shipped to 75201?

Sorry, local pickup only.

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Double Negative wrote in post #8533407
I haven't had a chance to list it yet, but here's a quick snap. It's in user condition, but solid where it counts! (and only 126 years young)

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I have this one... Also 126 years young AND I ship

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AudibleSilence wrote in post #8533917

I have this one... Also 126 years young AND I ship

Any rust?

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While I wouldn't stand in torrential rain with my Canon 20D and lens, I will say I don't shirk from a good photo opportunity. I have no problems in risking my gear to capture that special image. Insurance is a good thing.

Recently, I was an event photog for the 22nd Annual Damage Control Olympics here in Bangor, WA. Sailors from around the area gather to compete in events based on DC techniques trained by the Navy. This year was smaller, but the effort given was definitely not!

For the following photo, a team is charged with stopping the simulated flooding casualty by using strong backs and chain wrenches. Once all the leaks have been minimized their time is stopped. I was about 3-4 feet away and yes I was getting wet

Another angle:

Here, sailors are to simulate fighting a fire on a ship. Using solid stream on the fire hose, they simulate breaking up burning debri and then when they fill the barrel they are allowed to run in to "rescue" the injured man. I was a foot away from the bucket they were filling to get this shot angle. I imagine if any one of those guys didn't like me or messed up I would have been hit with about 50 psi of water.

Another event is the fire team "tug-o-war". Opposing teams attempt to push the center buoy to the other side to win the competition. This is a very safe and very boring shot:

Here is one where I might as well picked up the hose to help. And I was getting just as soaked. The only protection I gave the camera was my hand from the big droplets

And here is one from the front. My backside was getting nailed pretty good from the falling water:

These cameras are pretty tough. The only time I had an issue was during a pretty heavy downpour, I wasn't being careful and some water started messing up my thumbstick preventing me from using it properly to select my focal points. I let it dry and all was good. I have been getting better about keeping my surroundings in mind before I go do the above things. As long as your careful, one can successfully take pictures in these conditions. As I use weather sealed lenses, I usually let the lenses take the brunt of the weather to save both the camera and lenses. I figure if the camera goes, good chance the lens will go with it.

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