[07-11-2024] Various forum updates made.
Quote from: Bobscape on November 10, 2015, 11:26:46 PMClick on his profile and PM him about it.
G'day Aviation Photographers of Southern California. Can anyone provide some guidance as to how I might be able to get a high resolution image file of one of the beautiful T-28 Trojan's photos posted by Eric Van Gilder on this thread? I am in Sydney, Australia and a retired member of the Royal Australian Air Force (though I was seconded into the USAF for a short while at Sacramento) and I would like to frame one of these images to give to an old friend. As I have registered on your forum, I think you can email me. Thank you
Quote from: evangilder on June 17, 2009, 03:46:32 AM
If I could afford a warbird, I would want one of these. They aren't cheap and are brutish looking on the ground, but holy moly what a fun airplane! Fast, beefy and a roomy cockpit for a warbird, the Trojan is also heavy enough where turbulence isn't as much of a factor as it is in smaller trainers.
One of my favorite shots of any I have taken, and my favorite T-28 shot
Quote from: evangilder on June 17, 2009, 03:46:32 AM
If I could afford a warbird, I would want one of these. They aren't cheap and are brutish looking on the ground, but holy moly what a fun airplane! Fast, beefy and a roomy cockpit for a warbird, the Trojan is also heavy enough where turbulence isn't as much of a factor as it is in smaller trainers.
Quote from: evangilder on June 17, 2009, 03:46:32 AMWOW! those are some pretty cool shots, Eric.
If I could afford a warbird, I would want one of these. They aren't cheap and are brutish looking on the ground, but holy moly what a fun airplane! Fast, beefy and a roomy cockpit for a warbird, the Trojan is also heavy enough where turbulence isn't as much of a factor as it is in smaller trainers.