Webshots!

Get 100 free prints!

Album Info:

Uploaded by: dlberek

In album: Paper Airplanes: Doubledeckers and ...

In Webshots channel: rides
Tags: no tags yet
Date uploaded: Nov 27, 2005

Aside from the re-engined DC-7D shown previously, Douglas proposed this interesting idea for its DC-8 back in 1946. The unusual aircraft was powered by two engines arranged in tandem turning contra-rotating pusher propellers. The DC-8 airliner enthusiasts have come to love is, of course, a vastly different design. Source: Terry Waddington, Douglas DC-8 (Miami, FL: World Transport Press), 1996, p. 8.

Sample Email

Below is what we'll send to your friends to invite them - edit or remove the optional note.

Item #39 of 100

URL:


	share on... choose where you'd like to share this photo

Link to this picture

Preview this size: 100 pixels

post in your blog or website
direct link to image
post in a forum

(New!) Tags (0)

Help

Tags are labels or keywords used to classify and group pictures, videos, albums and even people.

find similar pictures

This picture is filed in rides and aviation.

Find more pictures about The Original DC-8.

picture dates

Uploaded:: Nov 27, 2005

Camera data

Dimensions:: 2070x1287

Photo Tips and Tricks

Flag this photo as inappropriate

No comments so far...

To be able to leave a comment please Log in or Sign up.

more Webshots

More from this member

More from this member
More albums by member dlberek

webshots

Random Links:

Copyright © 1997-2009 AG.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved.