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N43WT, 1943 Lockheed 18-56 Lodestar Lodestar, C/N: 18-2565
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Aircraft N43WT, 1943 Lockheed 18-56 Lodestar Lodestar, c/n 18-2565, Lockheed C-60 Big Beat-up Bastard Vintage Flight Museum, at KFTW, photo by Ronald Barker
Lockheed C-60 Big Beat-up Bastard Vintage Flight Museum
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Shot Date 2014-05-30
Airport KFTW
Fort Worth Meacham International Airport
Upload Date 2014-12-05
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EXIF Data
Camera Make NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model NIKON D5100
Shutter Speed 1/60 sec
Aperture f/4
ISO 200
Focal Length 18 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 2784 × 1938
Date Taken 2014-05-30 12:41:58
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Aircraft N43WT, The cockpit is missing a few instruments, but over all it is the best part of what is left of N43WT, photo by Jason Barnett
Jason Barnett
Aircraft N43WT, Photo taken at its then home, Stormville NY 1974. Used to haul Skydivers to 12,500. Originally owned in the 1940s by actress Betty Hutton., at N69, photo by Marty Tommer
Marty Tommer
@ N69
Aircraft N43WT, Remains of Lodestar N43WT after I hauled it home. It was submerged in Hurricane Ike and then sent to a junkyard in Galveston, TX. I bought the fuselage as a relic of WWII, photo by Jason Barnett
Jason Barnett
Aircraft 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., photo by Jason Barnett
Jason Barnett
Aircraft N43WT, At Galveston Scholes Field - spray painted to indicate it is not to be scrapped in the afternmath of Hurricane Ike in 2008., at GLS, photo by Zane Adams
Zane Adams
@ GLS
Aircraft N43WT, 1943 Lockheed 18-56 Lodestar Lodestar, c/n 18-2565, Lockheed C-60 Big Beat-up Bastard Vintage Flight Museum, at KFTW, photo by Ronald Barker
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