SHORT SUNDERLAND: IN-YOUR-FACE Low Passes 1993

[@paulking4268]

Thank you so much for publishing your work its superb quality. Those piston powered aircraft have a character and sound that sadly you don't hear anymore

[@AeroDinosaur]

Thanks for watching and your great comment, we just want to try and preserve it all!

[@michaelreeb7860]

Thank You so much for this video! I live in Southwest Florida but had gone to Wisconsin on vacation. My cousin took me to Oshkosh 93 for a day and I got to see the Sunderland fly. I had previously watched Kermit's two two videos and got very confused when he said 1994. I gathered all the information that I could find from that trip. That was the last time I got to visit Oshkosh and always remembered it as 93. I began to question my sanity. Surely Kermit couldn't be wrong! Everything that I found confirmed 93, but the greatest relief was hearing you say it was 93. It was so Awesome for me to see the Sunderland, the Super Connie, and most important to me, were the five P-47's! My favorite has always been the F8F of which, that Gulfhawk was so beautiful, had my picture taken with it. I couldn't believe it when I heard that it crashed two days later and was never to fly as the Gulfhawk ever again!

[@AeroDinosaur]

Thanks for watching and I now know I'm not imagining things about my being there in 1993. Weeks corrected this error with a caption on one of his later Sunderland videos.

[@rileysteve]

Thank you so much for this wonderful vid!

[@AeroDinosaur]

Thanks for watching, glad you like it!

[@seanpratherful]

Fantastic video as always.

[@AeroDinosaur]

Thanks, your comment much appreciated!

[@curtismartell7959]

I love that old flying boat nice video. This really was it's "last hurrah"

[@AeroDinosaur]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

[@MJHarrold57]

Thank you for this video. You say that you find "Sunderland" easier to pronounce than the aircraft's civilian name. Try saying it as "Sandringam", with a lack of emphasis on the second 'A'. That is the way we Limeys pronounce the name of the Royal estate in Norfolk. We never call it 'Sandring Ham'. :-)

[@AeroDinosaur]

Thanks for your input, mate! SANDRING-em it is. That's easier, and more appropriately British !! Thanks again!

[@dutchvideomaker8120]

wow I love this nice video!

[@AeroDinosaur]

Thanks a lot !!

[@baward]

Gosh, what scale is that B-24?!

[@AeroDinosaur]

It's approximately 1/15. It's from a radio controlled aircraft kit from Motion RC. Flies very well.

[@ZacYates]

I came here for the Sunderland footage but want to see more of the F2G model!! Also: if you want to jump to the actual Sunderland footage, go to around 7min.

[@JARREGULUS]

Oh well, more of the F2G model later! Thanks for watching!