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Rivet and emblem detail of a vintage Japanese Zero fighter.

Number on a military aircraft fuselage. Texture. Old camouflage surface with exfoliated paint and rivets on a military aircraft.

Sunlight streams through windows and reveals the iconic Mk Vc Supermarine Spitfire, seen here sitting in a traditional old aircraft hangar from WWII. Scale model photography.

Close up view of a propeller on an old air craft

Hendon, London, UK - June 29, 2014: Historic aircraft on display at the main entrance of London R.A.F. Museum.

OQ-19 Radioplane radio-controlled aerial target airplane on display at dedication of new terminal at Livingston Betsworth Field (Waterloo Municipal Airport), Waterloo, Iowa, USA in June 9-10, 1951.

Japanese Zero on tarmac shot under a wing of a USAF palne

Bukittinggi, West Sumatra, Indonesia - February 5th 2024: Havard II airplane outside the military museum

World War II era carrier based airplane in flight

Light streams through windows of an old-style aircraft hangar to reveal the icons form of a DC-3 Dakota aeroplane. Model photography.

Navy airplane with folded wings, selective focus

Lockheed Constellation Passenger Airliner

Old metal skin with rivets on an airplane.Airplane fusalage .

Close-up of an ancient aircraft from the Second World War

Old U.S. military Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star airplane landed and abandoned in Tirana airport in 1957, since 1970 on display at the top of the citadel as part of the Arms Exhibit. Gjirokaster-Albania.

Cockpit and fuselage details of the old Soviet biplane.

Propeller of an old piston airplane engine

$An old cargo transport aircraft, the moss, staining, and streaks of dirt down its hull made some very interesting patterns. \n\nThe aircraft obviously had some military usage in its history, whether it carried troops, supplies, vehicles, or a combination of everything I don't know. The proboscis on the nose of the aircraft is for refuelling midflight, so it could fly extreme distances so long as tanker aircraft were available to refuel from.\n\nIt is a monolithic piece of engineering, and only standing on the floor under its wingspan do you get a real impression of how big these cargo planes now are, they're a feat of design and engineering, even when obsolete and left abandoned outdoors.$

Hawker Sea Fury, a WWII fighter/bomber taxiing with wings up. Folding wings for aircraft carrier use. Last piston engine fighter. Built at end of WW2 (about 1947).

Three square shaped windows and an airplane door. Windows in Airplane Fuselage. Airplane fusalage with locked door.

An old aeroplane/airplane. A biplane’s propeller against the sky. The setting sun is reflected in the aircraft’s golden yellow undercarriage.

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