Thread: RAFM Cosford - 11Nov09

Quote: Originally Posted by BSG-75 If memory serves, I think Moggie C has sat in the cockpit. I think I saw a mention on an earlier post. He's not the only one either Excellent shots pen pusher, especially like the 'prone' meteor one. What shutter speed where you using? Did I bump into you at FAAM Cobham hall a few weeks a ago? There was a guy there with a camera mounted in a box stuck on the end of a very long stick, and a bit...

Thanks for these, the Komet looks great after its re-paint and the Me-410 looks like it could be at Legends next year ! If memory serves, I think Moggie C has sat in the cockpit. I think I saw a mention on an earlier post. To the extreme right of the Airfix Spitfire picture you can just make out a tail, is there something next on outside display or was it passing traffic? Just curious, I was last up there in February and there was nothing...

With the Conservation Center open for the week, I treated my self to an early birthday present and last Wednesday made my way on the train cross country to Cosford for a wander around. Just for a changed from low down and tripod shots I took the last time, I was waving my camera around on the end of my mono pod. All taken with an 11-18mm lens and the camera set on AUTO so the ISO for the inside shots are about 400. More from the RAFM Cosford...

With the Conservation Center open for the week, I treated my self to an early birthday present and last Wednesday made my way on the train cross country to Cosford for a wander around. Just for a changed from low down and tripod shots I took the last time, I was waving my camera around on the end of my mono pod. All taken with an 11-18mm lens and the camera set on AUTO so the ISO for the inside shots are about 400. More from the RAFM Cosford...