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April 15th 08, 01:00 PM
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Blue Angels, the Early Years - Artist R. G. Smith - Blue Angels history.jpg (1/1)
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April 15th 08, 04:42 PM
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Blue Angels, the Early Years - Artist R. G. Smith - Blue Angelshistory.jpg (1/1)
Mitchell Holman schrieb:
The Hellcat seems pretty large to me. Acording to the perspective way larger than the Bearcat and even the Panther and Cougar I think ints correct distance shold be that of the Tiger. Or was this bird so large?
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