Aircraft G-BVXJ Photo

G-BVXJ, 1937 Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister, C/N: E-19
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Aircraft G-BVXJ, 1937 Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister, c/n E-19, Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister at Breighton Airfield's Mayhem Fly-In. May 6th 2012., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister at Breighton Airfield's Mayhem Fly-In. May 6th 2012.
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Shot Date 2012-05-06
Airport EGBR
Breighton Airfield Airport, Selby, North Yorkshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2017-06-15
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 20D
Shutter Speed 1/320 sec
Aperture f/10
ISO 200
Focal Length 61 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2012-05-06 00:20:04
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Aircraft G-BVXJ, At the Real Aeroplane Club's Wings & Wheels fly-in, Breighton, at EGBR, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
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Aircraft G-BVXJ, Visitor to the 2008 LAA Regional Fly-in at Sherburn, at EGCJ, photo by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
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Aircraft G-BVXJ, 1953 Construcciones Aeronauticas Sa BUCKER BU133, c/n: E1-9 - One of the many aircraft at Breighton on a fine Spring morning, at EGBR, photo by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
@ EGBR
Aircraft G-BVXJ, 3. G-BVXJ at Shuttleworth - Edwardian Picnic and Evening Airshow, Aug. 2014, at EGTH, photo by Eric.Fishwick
Eric.Fishwick
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Aircraft G-BVXJ, CASA 1-133C Jungmeister at The Real Aeroplane Club's Spring Fly-In, Breighton Airfield, April 2013., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Malcolm Clarke
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Aircraft G-BVXJ, 1937 Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister, c/n E-19, Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister at Breighton Airfield's Mayhem Fly-In. May 6th 2012., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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