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G-AXMT, 1938 Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister, C/N: 46
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Aircraft G-AXMT, 1938 Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister, c/n 46, Doflug Bu-133C Jungmeister at Breighton Airfield's Spring Fly-In. April 7th 2013., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Doflug Bu-133C Jungmeister at Breighton Airfield's Spring Fly-In. April 7th 2013.
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Shot Date 2013-04-07
Airport EGBR
Breighton Airfield Airport, Selby, North Yorkshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2017-05-18
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed 1/160 sec
Aperture f/11
ISO 200
Focal Length 85 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1200 × 800
Date Taken 2013-04-07 12:43:04
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Aircraft G-AXMT, Doflug Bu-133C Jungmeister at The Real Aeroplane Company's Summer Madness Fly-In, Breighton Airfield, August 2012., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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Aircraft G-AXMT, 1938 Bucker Bu133 Jungmeister - Visitor to Sywell on 2008 Ragwing Fly-in day, at EGBK, photo by Terry Fletcher
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Aircraft G-AXMT, 1938 Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister, c/n 46, Doflug Bu-133C Jungmeister at Breighton Airfield's Spring Fly-In. April 7th 2013., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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