You can see from that angle how hard they where to land! Looks pretty twitchy when the wheels touch down and that was a nice slow controlled landing! Still a dream to fly one tho! :) Awesome vid and angle!
Too much air and not enough oil in the legs? Boing! Of course, the aircraft weighs a lot less than the fully armed combat version. Wonder how many carry lumps of lead instead of cannons?
The Mk VIII Spitfire is painted in 457 squadron RAAF colours marked with RG-V which was Bobby Gibbes' personal aircraft and stood for "Robert Gibbes - with a V for Victory".
btw EoWMaverick it's not solely Royal Navy or RAAF markings (as in the Blue and White roundels) they are South East Asia Command roundels and were used on ALL British (both RAF and RN) and Commonwealth Aircraft.
@EoWMaverick13 Heres a fact- the reason why the low visibility roundel has no red was because from a distance the roundel could have been mistaken for a japenese plane.
@LionInTodayFilms Correct and that is the main reason why the USAAC got rid of the 'red meat ball' from their roundel in the South West Pacific theatre.
"Bumps a daisy"
"You could teach MONKEYS to fly better than that!"
"And welcome home, Sir. Undercarriage lever a bit sticky was it?"
"Well, as a matter of fact it was!"
" I wouldn't tell the CO that...not if I were you!"
DepakoteMeister 5 months ago
Boing, boing, boing...
1easterling3 7 months ago
@LionInTodayFilms huh?
TheInuit420 7 months ago
Great video!!! Like like like love the Spitfire and all the heroes who flew in this masterpiece in desperate times
stonkie1982 8 months ago
You can see from that angle how hard they where to land! Looks pretty twitchy when the wheels touch down and that was a nice slow controlled landing! Still a dream to fly one tho! :) Awesome vid and angle!
mkblaze 9 months ago
who needs tornadoes, eurofighters and harriers when youve got these bad boys?
thetubewithin 10 months ago
I've seen this aircraft in the flesh at Point Cook, beautiful.
chrisjeffsmusic 10 months ago
Too much air and not enough oil in the legs? Boing! Of course, the aircraft weighs a lot less than the fully armed combat version. Wonder how many carry lumps of lead instead of cannons?
SuperAviatar 1 year ago
Great angle, great sound ... nice job.
HONACC323 1 year ago
thats not a perfect landing but its a no crash landing
dahanse5 1 year ago
Looks like hell to land.
my235 1 year ago
lol - gotta love taildraggers :-)
What a legend aircraft!
CubbyFlyer 1 year ago
True British aircraft. I salute you inventors.
TheAmazingProduction 1 year ago
short but awesome vid
Latvietis96 1 year ago
a classic Spitfire bump at landing
aerozg 1 year ago
No two pilots use the rudder the same.
kolbpilot 1 year ago
what a nice plane
Matija10 1 year ago
Fantastic.
DiamondEyeProduction 1 year ago
"Beware of the hun in the sun" "Attackattackattackattack" "Dont just glance, look!"
matoy77 1 year ago
What a graceful bird.
blthetube1 1 year ago
"You can teach monkeys to fly better than that"
matoy77 1 year ago
@matoy77 HELL YEAH BATTLE OF BRITAIN!!!! LOVE THAT MOVIE!!!!!!!!!! used to watch it almost everyday when I was growing up
XXformula 1 year ago
In the course of human conflict, never did so many owe much to so few
Watsupwiya 1 year ago
thats such beutiful aircraft, i dreams of owning one . i want a winner ticket in my pocket:) you will be mine seafire.
cpunge001 2 years ago
such beautiful aircraft, dream of owning one. got my winner of a lotto ticket in my wallet- you will be mine spitfire!
lejink 2 years ago
I understand the Spit is not particularily tricky to land, but the torque roll on take off the main challenge to pilots. I will own one one day.
4xforum 2 years ago
they look horrible to land
MOZZWIGAN 2 years ago
hmm, wears the Royal Navy or RAAF insignia, interesting POV of the landing though, nice job on this.
EoWMaverick13 2 years ago
The Mk VIII Spitfire is painted in 457 squadron RAAF colours marked with RG-V which was Bobby Gibbes' personal aircraft and stood for "Robert Gibbes - with a V for Victory".
Kgeeoldcmp 2 years ago
@Kgeeoldcmp The plane is owned by Temora Aviation Museum and was purchased in early 2000 from Pay Air Service's at Scone, NSW, Australia.
3801Catcher 10 months ago
btw EoWMaverick it's not solely Royal Navy or RAAF markings (as in the Blue and White roundels) they are South East Asia Command roundels and were used on ALL British (both RAF and RN) and Commonwealth Aircraft.
TopGunSGA 2 years ago
Seafire?
ChrizRockster 2 years ago
@ChrizRockster Spitfire Mk VIII.
Kgeeoldcmp 1 year ago
@Kgeeoldcmp - Thanks!
ChrizRockster 1 year ago
@ChrizRockster spit fire from this angle
gothekittycats 1 year ago
@EoWMaverick13 Heres a fact- the reason why the low visibility roundel has no red was because from a distance the roundel could have been mistaken for a japenese plane.
LionInTodayFilms 7 months ago
@LionInTodayFilms Correct and that is the main reason why the USAAC got rid of the 'red meat ball' from their roundel in the South West Pacific theatre.
BJBTJF 5 months ago
Best telephoto landing shots I've seen since those taken for the British TV series "Piece of Cake". I'd sure hope we can see more of them.
Magcheck 2 years ago
very reall
larvarez 2 years ago
Great job on the vid-a unique and totally differant perspective look at a "spit" and how much you have to be on the ball to keep her on the tarmac.
busvanman 2 years ago
Still an astonishing bird!
stefanorso 2 years ago
the classic spitfire bounce(s)
slickbluejet 3 years ago
bouncy bouncy on the tarmac :) ...gotta love that plane,it's a true jewl
schumy90 3 years ago
This is going on my favorites list! 5/5
arpnlaei 3 years ago
Good land :)
thiagopivoto 3 years ago
I agree, you can't get a better view than that, except for a real life view, of course!
modelpilot15 3 years ago
I flu on tail drive airplane, that's allot of fun, taking off and landing.
Alexvideoclip 3 years ago
Great clip
morrisonak 3 years ago
nice video :)
luuubuuus 3 years ago
i would give anything to go back to the second world war and fly one of those planes.
stephenpprice 4 years ago 19
@stephenpprice some hear sutch an amasingly biutifull ac.
(squse the spelling)
bamsawa 1 year ago
@stephenpprice
no you wouldn't
kenns9 11 months ago
@kenns9 you have no idea, pal.
stephenpprice 11 months ago
@stephenpprice
Don't need the idea, I have the facts.
kenns9 11 months ago
@stephenpprice you can, some are still flying.
Alexvideoclip 10 months ago
Awesome Rolls-Royce Merlin Supercharged V12 sound
kevatcrewe 5 years ago 3
Wee!
flyer37 5 years ago 2
Two landing fees for that one!
englishelectric 5 years ago 14
lol! They are difficult at those speeds. I woiuld have been happy with it especially on tarmac!
planethaven 3 years ago
I believe it was known as the 'Spitfire bounce'. Difficult to land a Spitfire without it!
Maroonmachine 3 years ago
Aye.
planethaven 3 years ago
@englishelectric
I think he owes for or five.
rumpel4skinOU 1 year ago