In flight photos of Fokker D.VII and Tummelisa
Some in flight photos from Göteborg Aero Show 2013, of Fokker D.VII and FVM/CVM Tummelisa replicas manufactured by Mikael Carlsson (http://www.aerodrome.se). The Tummelisa was a small trainer that was built from 1920, using the Thulin-built 90 hp Le-Rhône rotary engine.
They even staged a short dogfight between them. They need a surprisingly small amount of space to maneuver.
/Jörgen
Amazing!! Thx for sharing these nice pics!!
Attilio
Those are some amazing pictures! Thank you for sharing them. Seeing that D.VII in action is breathtaking.
Super aerial shots there Jorgen.
Did you take them yourself?
Rob.
Yes, I did. Using an old manual 400 mm lense with an adapter to fit my Canon SLR. Not easy to take sharp photos in that kind of conditions.Originally Posted by Flying Officer Kyte
/Jörgen
Thankyou Jorgen for sharing the photographs of those fabulous planes.
Good shots!
Cracking photos Jörgen, thanks for sharing with us.
Superb shots, you are a natural. If you can them that good using what you did I wonder at what you would produce with a more up to date camera.
Fantastic photos Wombat!
Mikael is well know as an aerobatic pilot especially in his Dr.I replica.
Pic below plus a nice D.VII in New Zealand.
Great Photographs! Thank you for sharing them.
Yes Barry. Those are a nice two also.
I am now waiting for Ares to say something about repeating series two so that I can get some more D VIIs.
Rob.
Very nice pics; you have a nice camera to get such still shots of the propeller.
Thank you for sharing.
Karl
Unusual wing shape on the FVM.
Wow! thanks for posting!
Great photos!
Fantastic shots - nothing like seeing the real deal in the air, their natural element. Thanks to you both.
Beauty pics, those are rare indeed
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