Awesome DC-3 Anniversary Trip With Exciting CYTZ Approach

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Aharon

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Shalom and greetings all my pals,

Presenting special anniversary flight abroad DC-3 from CYOW Ottawa/Macdonald–Cartier International Airport located 5.5 nautical miles south of downtown Ottawa to CYTZ located on the Toronto Islands south-west of downtown Toronto for purpose of celebrating 80th anniversary of 1940 to 1943 use of CYTZ as Norwegian air force training base where it was known as little Norway or little Norge.

On airborne on climb to 10,000 ft after take off from CYOW runway 25

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Now cruising at 10,000 ft with background view of beginning of Ottawa River

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Cruising behind moon where retired WW2 Norwegian soldiers are enjoying the anniversary flight

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Cruising across winter landscape

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Dig well polished metallic shine

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Dont you like dirt grime on engine cover?

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Because of regulations of the forums not permitting more than 6 screenshots per post, please be kind enough to go to this hyperlink to view rest of exciting trip with thrilling runway approach

Here is hyperlink: https://calclassic.proboards.com/thread/10052/awesome-anniversary-trip-exciting-approach

Thank you for viewing. Stay tuned for next exciting flight

Regards,

Aharon
 
Love the shots. Also the ones on CalClassic.

The DC-3 will always provide a great experience.

I assume this is Manfred Jahn's DC-3.
 
Aharon said:
xDont you like dirt grime on engine cover?
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Actually, Aharon, it's highly unrealistic. Check real DC-3/C-47 photos and see for yourself. The only DC-3/C-47 that shows this kind of oil smudge/dirt/burned metal behind the engine nacelle is this virtual one... Hehe... On real Dakotas this would only happen if the heatshield behind the engine would've been removed..

Sure understandable why painters/repainters love to add this effect because it looks nice, but for a Dakota it is just not realistic. oil stains/dirt comes from the exhausts, not the cylinders (maybe an itsy bitsy here and there but that will be cleaned by maintenance) It is something i have been trying to convey to Dakota repainters earlier already but seemingly they like it too much to give up on it. To me it is literally and figuratively quite a smudge on an otherwise wonderful repaint. :smile:
 
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