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G-AOIR, 1943 Thruxton Jackaroo, C/N: 82882
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Aircraft G-AOIR, 1943 Thruxton Jackaroo, c/n 82882, Thruxton DH-82A Jackaroo at The De Havilland Moth Club's 28th International Moth Rally at Woburn Abbey. August 2013., at X1WP, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Thruxton DH-82A Jackaroo at The De Havilland Moth Club's 28th International Moth Rally at Woburn Abbey. August 2013.
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Shot Date 2013-08-18
Airport X1WP
X1WP Airport
Upload Date 2013-11-06
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed 1/200 sec
Aperture f/7.1
ISO 200
Focal Length 150 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Partial
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2013-08-18 10:47:54
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Aircraft G-AOIR, G-AOIR at Meppershall, when operated by The Stevenage Flying Group. A steel framed cabin had just been fitted to replace the rapidly deteriorating wooden original. Les Smith, who later purchased the aircraft, is working on the fuselage., photo by Lee Mullins
Lee Mullins
Aircraft G-AOIR, Thruxton Jackaroo G-AOIR at Meppershall air strip after overhaul., photo by Lee Mullins
Lee Mullins
Aircraft G-AOIR, Thruxton Jackaroo, at EGBM, photo by Robert Beaver
Robert Beaver
@ EGBM
Aircraft G-AOIR, 1. G-AOIR visiting Shuttleworth Collection, Old Warden, at EGTH, photo by Eric.Fishwick
Eric.Fishwick
@ EGTH
Aircraft G-AOIR, Close up of the "greenhouse" on Thruxton Jackaroo, at EGBT, photo by Simon Palmer
Simon Palmer
@ EGBT
Aircraft G-AOIR, 1943 Thruxton Jackaroo, c/n 82882, Thruxton DH-82A Jackaroo at The De Havilland Moth Club's 28th International Moth Rally at Woburn Abbey. August 2013., at X1WP, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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