Gazelles - Let's see yours...

[Airwolfhound]

A lousy photo, but poignant, and possibly the most Gazelle's in one shot?


Steve

Can't quite count exactly how many you have but theres 20 odd here and there were more to the right of me!!

Where on earth is this?

Probably Middle Wallop, used to love their massed approach

[Mad Dan]

I've got this...

Not sure if it qualifies though...

...there's no rotor blur........



To be honest, I'm not even sure if it's a gazelle!

[buccs2b]

One from me:

TA_GZL_SBY97 by Buccs2b, on Flickr

[theskunk]

[st24]

A lousy photo, but poignant, and possibly the most Gazelle's in one shot?


Steve

Can't quite count exactly how many you have but theres 20 odd here and there were more to the right of me!!

Where on earth is this?

Probably Middle Wallop, used to love their massed approach

Yep, 1990 I believe. As said always an amazing airshow spectacle - 80 odd AAC choppers (plus a few RAF sometimes) rising from the behind the hillock and moving slowly towards the crowd....

A few more-

[capercaillie]

I've got this...

Not sure if it qualifies though...

...there's no rotor blur........



To be honest, I'm not even sure if it's a gazelle!

Gazelles are antelopes, and that's an antelope, but its not a gazelle, its an eland.

[Maisie]

ZB627 Gazelle HT.3 by Radleigh Bushell, on Flickr

[Professor_M]

Gazelle HT2 G-CBGZ (ex-ZB646) by Professor M, on Flickr

I am glad this one is still flying, with the instrumentation out the front...
Westland Gazelle HT3 (ZB625) by Professor M, on Flickr