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WelcomeFebruary has been a busy month with several commissions on the go and I finally got around to putting some new walkarounds up. Take a look, there's some interesting stuff there.Enjoy!
I have a huge backlog of walkaround galleries to get up on the site. I've made a start on them now and I'll be progressing steadily. Here's what I've got up so far: 12-Pounder Napoleon CannonThis beasty is on outdoor display outside the Palace at Monaco. I saw it there in 2011. You can get to the new 12-Pounder Napoleon Cannon walkaround via this link.
Dassault Mirage 2000 B Two-seaterA static display at Paris Airshow, 2011. This has to be the cleanest lo-vis airframe I've ever sen. There is just no scuffing, stains or patchiness. Maybe she's brand spankers? You can get to the new SEPECAT Jaguar E walkaround gallery via this link.
SEPECAT Jaguar E Two-seaterThis beauty was on display just inside the main gate of the Paris Air Show in 2011. I have a 60-image gallery of her. You can get to the new Dassault Mirage 200 B walkaround gallery via this link.
NHIndustries NATO Frigate HelicopterNavalised NH-90 of the Italian Navy shot at Paris Airshow 2011. You can get to the new NHIndustries NFH walkaround gallery via this link.
Supermarine SeafireBeautiful warbird owned and flown by Anna Walker. Paris, 2011. You can get to the new Seafire walkaround gallery via this link.
Sikorsky CH-148 CycloneNew Canadian naval helo. A derivative of the Blackhawk and S-92 series. You can get to the new Seafire walkaround gallery via this link.
Pilatus PC-6 TurboPorterOn static display at the Pilatus stand, Paris, 2011. You can get to the new Seafire walkaround gallery via this link.
Bell UH-1Y Venom "Super Huey"On static display at Paris, 2011. You can get to the new Bell Venom gallery via this link.
Bell AH-1Z ViperOn static display at Paris, 2011. You can get to the new Bell Venom gallery via this link.
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