Here's a pictorial look at the recent Warbirds Over Wanaka 2024 Airshow (New Zealand).
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One of our recent videos is proving to be very popular ... if you haven't already watched the Catalina PBY-5a taking off from Lake Taupo (in New Zealand), then check out this link (and don't forget to share it as well!).
Don't forget you can find weekly Desktop Wallpaper downloads on our website at: www.aviationfilm.com/pages/desktopics/index.shtml
Fo those of you interested in WW1 aviation, don't forget to take a look at our recent video release, shot on board the new TVAL Fokker Eindecker... we'd love to hear what you think about these videos...
Our final print run of our book 'Wooden Eagles' is underway, and there are a few copies not yet accounted for (i.e. sold).
If you'd like a copy then send us an email (admin@aviationfilm.com) with your postal address, and we'll let you know the cost and shipping details. Anyone purchasing from outside of New Zealand will receive a bonus DVD with the book -- 'Dogfight! The Vintage Aviator's WW1 Aircraft In Action' -- as an extra inducement to offset the postage cost.
One of our recent Desktop (Wallpaper) Downloads is the de Havilland DH.98 Mosquito.
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What you you folks think about our 360° videos? Should we release more?
Ray Hanna, was a New Zealander who flew for the Royal Air Force, and alongside his son Mark Hanna became one of the world's great warbird pilots. Ray flew one of his last airshow displays in New Zealand in 2005, in his personal P-40 Kittyhawk - one of the few surviving original Royal New Zealand Air Force Kittyhawks from WW2.
Historical Machines FreeView is the free-to-view distribution channel for the Historical Aviation Film Unit (HAFU). Here you'll find lots of short clips of aircraft, cars, military vehicles and other machinery.
But, if you want serious power, speed and engine noise, then we've got it on our full online streaming platform at Historical Machines TV (www.historicalmachines.TV), and it'll cost you less that the cost of a cup of coffee per month. Check it out.