New Pants Please

[kenmac]

:shutit:

[84Stoney]

:shutit:

**** that was close!

[DJ Wozza]

I don't blame the guy, I think I'd have ducked too !!

[GWilso]

Are they wearing shorts or just running around in their pants? :winky:

[cameron is200sport]

being french prob there pants

[aido]

That's mental!

You do hear loads of stories of lowflying pilots but that's bonkers!

[MacRS200]

Seen it before. It's a clip from a vid that I downloaded from LiveLeak but I can't find it again so uploaded to HERE you will need a program to play FLV files that you can get from FLV PLAYER if you need it.

These guys are totally nuts, good sound track too :D

[Tango]

I've always liked this one. Either the cameraman had balls the size of melons or he was concentrating more on the presenter than what was coming at him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEnOeITKZAA

[aztecbandit1]

must have some serious control to do that and stop the thing coming down in a big pile

Tango got to say the spitfire is still one of the best planes i've ever seen aswell as the Lancaster :)

[MacRS200]

must have some serious control to do that and stop the thing coming down in a big pile

The pilot was a guy called Ray Hannah, now sadly passed away. Was probably the best Spitfire display pilot in the world.

[DJ Wozza]

That Spitfire clip is a classic :)

[Tango]

must have some serious control to do that and stop the thing coming down in a big pile

The pilot was a guy called Ray Hannah, now sadly passed away. Was probably the best Spitfire display pilot in the world.

It was the Old Flying Machine Company's Spitfire MH434, but I'm not sure if it was Ray or his son Mark flying it at the time. Cannot find the date of the vid, but de Cadenet (the presenter) looks pretty young. Mark was tragically lost after the ill fated Buchon/Me 109 he was flying caught fire in 1999, his father Ray died of natural causes December 1st 2005.

http://www.air-scene-uk.com/hangar/2005/ray/ray.htm

http://www.ofmc.co.uk/mah/mah.htm

[MacRS200]

It sure is MH434. Video was shot at Duxford on the 60th anniversary of the first Spitfire flight, Alain de Cadenet says it at the start of the clip it was 1936. So that would make it 1996.

I am sure it was Ray flying, can't remember where I got that bit of info though.

Another good one is the flight under the bridge from, I think, Foyles war? Google either MH434 or Ray Hannah and that one will come up.

[MacRS200]

Found it

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