Rare photos of the Luftwaffe in WW2

Nothing really new or rare to be seen there. Most of the images can be easily found on other websites through GOOGLE. This guy is always borrowing images from all over the Internet and posting them as if they were from his own collections. He's also been kicked off of a few other forums for the same reason.

Chris

dogsbody

Nothing really new or rare to be seen there. Most of the images can be easily found on other websites through GOOGLE. This guy is always borrowing images from all over the Internet and posting them as if they were from his own collections. He's also been kicked off of a few other forums for the same reason.

Chris

Ya know, I don't see too much wrong with him gathering the photographs into one "collection".  It does make it more convenient for one doing research, and I don't think he's claiming ownership of all the images, is he?  At any rate, I don't have a problem with it, ymmv though...

Gary

Gary, if you want to see how this actually works for the people that own the photos, watch the response from someone on FSM to the following paragraph.

"I am going to do a Blog entry on "View from the Hangar Deck" showcasing one of each of the carrier aircraft built since 1955. Since I don't want to actually buy photos or pay royalties, I am going to just take them from FSM's magazine CD. I will pick my favorite model photos and copy them and present them in numerical order on my Blog"

If that idea doesn't fly, I will just scan and upload pics from Detail & Scale publications that were sold during a certain specific time period, that were marketed by one specific publisher that starts with a K.

Rex

TarnShip

Gary, if you want to see how this actually works for the people that own the photos, watch the response from someone on FSM to the following paragraph.

"I am going to do a Blog entry on "View from the Hangar Deck" showcasing one of each of the carrier aircraft built since 1955. Since I don't want to actually buy photos or pay royalties, I am going to just take them from FSM's magazine CD. I will pick my favorite model photos and copy them and present them in numerical order on my Blog"

If that idea doesn't fly, I will just scan and upload pics from Detail & Scale publications that were sold during a certain specific time period, that were marketed by one specific publisher that starts with a K.

Rex

Excellent!