Ironic Sans: 60 Seconds in the Life of Landing Gear

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April 04, 2006

60 Seconds in the Life of Landing Gear

Part 7 in an ongoing series of (approximately) 60 second films.

If you only see one 60-second movie this year, see this one. Seriously. I think it’s my favorite. It actually gets my heart racing every time I watch it.

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Comments

Cool. What kind of plane was it to have its landing gear on the side like that?

Posted by: edemay | April 4, 2006 09:56 AM

Neat!

Where were you landing?

Posted by: Jordan | April 4, 2006 02:49 PM

I was flying in to Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix, on a little twin-prop plane. I’m not sure what kind exactly.

Posted by: David | April 4, 2006 05:38 PM

It could be a De Havilland Canada Dash 8.

Posted by: The Comedian | April 4, 2006 05:57 PM

How did you do it? Where the the cam?

Posted by: Yana | August 3, 2006 03:30 PM

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