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From the film Berlin 36.
The trailer has a wonderful shot of the Hindenburg passing over the olympic stadium.
Great CGI Image of Hindenburg at 1936 Olympics
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That CGI model is amazing. I’d want to see the whole thing though. I wish there was more CGI of the Hindenburg and especially Graf Zeppelin.
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Frank Reply:
February 13th, 2010 at 8:52 pm
Well I did notice however, that the “D-LZ129″ is a panel too high.
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