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Battle of Britain Spitfire during a fly past at the Props & Pistons event at the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Museum.
This B25 crashed on Vancouver Island in 1944, killing all of the crew on board. May they rest in peace.
The Behind the Screams tour at Universal Orlando takes guests through several of the haunted houses created for the year's Halloween Horror Nights event. One of the featured houses in 2018 was Carnival Graveyard: Rust in Pieces. The setting is a junkyard filled with abandoned carnival rides, games, signs and general junk. Thanks to the daytime work lights, it's easy to see some of the props that provide appropriate atmosphere.
Two things that were so 1960s & early 1970s Americana - Skyraiding & Type 55 Polaroids. Just can't get enough "The Proud American" A-1 Skyraider pictures.
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An upload to my Heritage Flight Museum (HFM) Props & Ponies 2014 album for 28 August.
Highlander prop display at LFCC.
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A lorry loaded with aircraft propellers leaving joiners and cabinet makers Frederick Tibbenham Ltd of Turret Lane, Ipswich during World War Two. The company, like most manufactures used their skills as part of the war effort. The lorry, a Leyland is from The Orwell Transport Company haulage contractors of Woodbridge Road, Ipswich.
model movie prop of the at-at used in the film the empire strikes back, this prop was approx 36" tall