Pictured: The analog flight computer I used when I learned to fly, my 1990 vintage flight jacket, and a WW II vintage leather combat helmet -- a gift from our foreign exchange student. By turning the wheel on the flight computer and aligning specific information on wheel with specific readings on the bezel, I can compute all relevant flight parameters. It still works today and never runs out of batteries.
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Interesting subject, and very well done. Small improvements in DOF and lighting (cutting the overexposure on the highlights) might be possible. But, I definately like this. -9
Very unique. Maybe just a little more contrast between the flight bag and the contents. I haven't seen one of these since before my dad left the Air Force in 75. 10
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