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Jul 18
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, 2007 at 4:25pm
Mictheslik
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Some from the museum we visited whilst in Germany...I wanted to go to Sinsheim to see concorde and the Tu144 but apparently Speyer is bigger....we did drive past Sinsheim though
You can go in most of the big aircraft and I have loads of interior shots....there loads of stuff here...aircraft, cars, musical instruments, trains, ships...you name it it's probably here
Some are small to get file sizes down
Air Inter DC3
Hind....drool...East German air force....unfortunately the cannon had been removed
Wooo...the only british aircraft here....makes a change to go to an aircraft museum and not see spits
Su22
An2
Fairey Gannet
The museum's prized posession....the Lufthansa 742
Fokker VFW 614
On all the stilt planes you could go inside...and I tell you now...climbing the spiral staircase from the lower to top deck of a 747 is not easy when its at a heavy bank
If you want to see more I could set up a photobucket album where I'm not limited by filesize.
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Jul 18
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Mictheslik wrote
on Jul 18
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Fairey Gannet
The other British aircraft!
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Jul 18
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Charlie wrote
on Jul 18
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, 2007 at 4:55pm:
Mictheslik wrote
on Jul 18
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, 2007 at 4:25pm:
Fairey Gannet
The other British aircraft!
but its in a german livery
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Jul 18
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Tweek
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Mictheslik wrote
on Jul 18
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, 2007 at 4:59pm:
Charlie wrote
on Jul 18
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, 2007 at 4:55pm:
Mictheslik wrote
on Jul 18
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, 2007 at 4:25pm:
Fairey Gannet
The other British aircraft!
but its in a german livery
.mic
That doesn't stop it from being British!
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Jul 18
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Quote:
Mictheslik wrote
on Jul 18
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, 2007 at 4:59pm:
Charlie wrote
on Jul 18
th
, 2007 at 4:55pm:
Mictheslik wrote
on Jul 18
th
, 2007 at 4:25pm:
Fairey Gannet
The other British aircraft!
but its in a german livery
.mic
That doesn't stop it from being British!
Yes... very British.
Been intrigued by those ever since I saw one at the New England museum.
I like the way they angled each mounted plane slightly at Speyer... a nice touch.
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Jul 18
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awesomeness
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Jul 18
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Awesome.
Check out my around the world tour!
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http://fsxaroundtheworld.blogspot.com/
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I will not be silenced by a stupid badger!
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Shame about the "differential elevator" on the Fokker too...
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Jul 19
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Björn
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Geez, brings back memories.
And I bet the red, unmarked Fitter belonged to the LSK/NVA inventory as well.
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Jul 20
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Theres a video of the An-22 somewhere on the net.
They flew it in on the GA airfield close to the museum (only 800 meters of runway)
Russian planes:
IL-76 (all standard length ones)
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Tu-154 and Il-62
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Tu-134
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An-24RV
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Jul 21
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Björn
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Ivan wrote
on Jul 20
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, 2007 at 4:57pm:
Theres a video of the An-22 somewhere on the net.
They flew it in on the GA airfield close to the museum (only 800 meters of runway)
http://www.museumspeyer.de/000040FE6887_D9A05548_0000777E_0001.html
- Edit: There's also a FS9 scenery of the airfield and museum.
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