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N43WT, 1943 Lockheed 18-56 Lodestar Lodestar, C/N: 18-2565
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N43WT, 1943 Lockheed 18-56 Lodestar Lodestar, c/n 18-2565, At Galveston Scholes Field - spray painted to indicate it is not to be scrapped in the afternmath of Hurricane Ike in 2008.
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At Galveston Scholes Field - spray painted to indicate it is not to be scrapped in the afternmath of Hurricane Ike in 2008.
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Shot Date 2009-11-01
Airport GLS
Scholes International At Galveston Airport
Upload Date 2010-02-09
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Camera Make Panasonic
Camera Model DMC-FZ7
Shutter Speed 1/400 sec
Aperture f/7.1
ISO 80
Focal Length 14.5 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Software Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0
Dimensions 1280 × 852
Date Taken 2009-11-01 07:15:28
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N43WT - This was taken a few minutes after the tail was cut off. It was extremely beat up on the other side and the tail had severe corrosion. The tail was cut up into many pieces to later be used to paint replica nose art on. - by Jason Barnett
Jason Barnett
N43WT - This was taken the day I delivered the remains of N43WT to FtWorth TX. The guys at Greatest Generation Aircraft put this on a trailer for educational purposes. - by Jason Barnett
Jason Barnett
N43WT @ KFTW - Lockheed C-60 Big Beat-up Bastard at the Vintage Flight Museum - by Ronald Barker
Ronald Barker
@ KFTW
N43WT - Here is a piece of nose art that I did for a guy that loved Star Wars. This piece was taken from the engine nacelle area of N43WT. Very few pieces of the fuselage, inner wings and engine nacelles were scrapped. Most will live on as art work. - by Jason Barnett
Jason Barnett
N43WT - She isn't looking to good after being submerged in Hurricane Ike, being beat up in a junkyard and cut on by the Galveston TX Fire Department. - by Jason Barnett
Jason Barnett
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