The park was dark and deserted by early evening and the tripod was put into action for some long exposures. This 104 was operational with the ROCAF from February 1987 until the late 1990s.

Built by Canadair in 1964 and delivered as 62-12349 under MAP to the Royal Danish Air Force. Withdrawn from use in 1984 and sold to Taiwan the next year. The pitot tube sticks out of the frame because it was actually too dark to see it in the viewfinder.

The 11th TFG was disbanded at Hsinchu in 2004 under a large-scale reorganisation of the ROCAF. Its emblem is depicting the two digits as missiles, together with stars and lightning flashes on a light blue circle. Incidentally, that's not the entry to a hobbit home on the left.

Delivered under FMS to the Luftwaffe, former USAF serial re-used by the ROCAF as the alternate one when they acquired it in 1983. Not a sunrise shot but a thirty second exposure at a large aperture.

This F-104G is former Danish Air Force R-349. It is preserved in a military memorial park together with TF-104G 4178.

This former German TF-104G (2751) is preserved, together with another Starfighter, in a military memorial park in Tachia.