Planes of Fame 2018 "European Theater flight"

[@Trojan0304]

Great job shooting this video of warbirds. Thanks for audio of piston engines

[@truder55]

Excellent video as always, nice framing and tracking, thanks

[@digigarb]

Thanks for all your videos! Saw the spitfire titled scratch built. Wow that would have been a huge amount of work! Incredible!

[@JamesHansen-sj3gw]

The p-51 mustang my favorite warbird

[@davedavis775]

Awesome gorgeous birds. Smooth silky power .

[@dalaroo6871]

Hey mate, simply awesome, love the sound and sight.( I play war thunder, internet game and we can fly most of these plane and it looks and fells realistic) but nothing beats them up close, love the vid , cheers

[@agoodchristianpilot159]

Big102080 yeah, warthunder is very very unrealistic, yet people on youtube say that it is.

[@johnosbourn4312]

Great video!

[@steveaustin6467]

p38 what a beast, great vid.

[@marchindy]

Great video

[@bluemarshall6180]

Wonderful. 😇👍👍👍👍👍

[@garymisener9578]

The P-40N in this video is painted representing the 49th Fighter Group of the 5th Air Force - Pacific Theater - Not European. Also this particular P-47 is a P-47G which was built under license by Curtiss-Wright who produced 354 P-47s. And the difference between a C-47 and a C-53 is simply the cargo floor. It was not reinforced in the C-53 like it was in the C-47.

[@rickmorgan3930]

Need some German, Italian, French, and Russian planes to give it a true 'European' feel. But thanks for the video none the less.

[@Bb4r]

Nice!

[@luigipilo4599]

Bellissimivideo

[@matzdavid1]

Great video, wish they could have had some P38 Lightnings.

[@bernardanderson7569]

I got to just go

[@ryanmoeller3308]

Great video my friend!! Quick question for ya.. What's the difference between a C-53 and a C-47? I hope all is well with you. Keep up the great work. 👍👍

[@wilburfinnigan5627]

ryan moeller The difference between a C47 and a c53 is "6" !!!! DUUUH!!!!!

[@ryanmoeller3308]

Wilbur Finnigan Well.. I found out the true difference. Thanks for your input.

[@bluemarshall6180]

Wilbur Finnigan why duh?????? That's why he's Asking. 😕

[@superancientmariner1394]

Wilbur Finnigan B.S again Wilbur. You really should bow out. 6" is not the answer.....so be educated...C47 =Cargo,,,,,C53= troop transport....moron. DDDDDUUUUUUUHHHHH.

[@williammawk1720]

@@superancientmariner1394 I know that the C-47 was a cargo plane as well as a troop transport and Airborne transport and the DC-3 were the same aircraft but not sure I've ever heard of a C-53. I know there was a C-54 that was a 4 engine troop transport and cargo...EDIT... I just Googled it, So the C-47 when used as a troop carrier was designated C-53 if this is so I am not sure I ever heard it before, I wonder why they didn't just call it a C47T, T for troop

[@wilburfinnigan5627]

Is that "Replica spitfire" the one with the Allison engine ????

[@Voodoo1650]

Wilbur Finnigan yes you are correct that is the one

[@wilburfinnigan5627]

Jerry I would bet that 99.9% of the people could NOT tell that was a "real" spitfire !!! Not a replica with an Allison engine !!! He did fantastic job on it !!!

[@nevTk-oe9ud]

@@wilburfinnigan5627 I can tell , but i love warbirds , Most don't even know what it is anyways, sad man

[@raulladd4996]

They couldn't find a RR Merlin for it? Or to expensive? Watched a Yak at Reno air races. It had a Allison in it I think.

[@JohnQDoe-ut3jj]

Great video except the P-47 was built by Republic - not Curtiss Wright as labled in video.

[@Voodoo1650]

John Burns quoted from the Planes of Fame site “Out of the grand total of 15,660 P-47 Thunderbolts produced for the US Army Air Corps during World War Two, perhaps the least known operational versions were the Curtiss-built P-47Gs. In order to meet expanded wartime production goals for the P-47D Thunderbolt, the New York-based Republic Aviation Company built a second plant in Evansvile, Indiana and also licensed the Curtiss-Wright Company to produce the aeroplane under the P-47G designation. Between December 1942 and March 1944 Curtiss-Wright produced a total of 354 P-47G Thunderbolts which were identical to the Republic-built "razorback" P-47D models.”