January 17, 2011 at 10:05 pm
Hi All,
Last year I visited Portugal and I went to some aviation musea. Hereby a photo selection. As always I hope you like them. Any comments will be appreciated.
Have fun scanning and photoshopping…
Pieter
30 August 2010, Monte Real Base Museum
1918, T-33A, preserved, Esq103-markings
5347, F-86F, preserved
(5438), G91R/4, preserved, as ‘5407’
02 September 2010 visit at the Museu de Marinha
2 Schreck FBA
17 Fairey 3D ‘Santa Cruz’
(120) Grumman G44 Widgeon as ‘128 Mocambique’
By: Charlie Golf - 15th February 2011 at 15:15
Thanks, Padidiver…nice work…looks like a Harpoon and Ju-52 at the Alverca graveyard
More precisely an Amiot AAC.1 Toucan and a PV-2D Harpoon. 😉
By: longshot - 14th February 2011 at 22:38
Thanks, Padidiver…nice work…looks like a Harpoon and Ju-52 at the Alverca graveyard
By: Charlie Golf - 14th February 2011 at 22:08
Hi there! 🙂
Nice photos you took around here, but let me make you some corrections if you don’t mind. First of all, PoAF called their former RNLN Neptunes P2V-5 and not SP-2E; the burnt out A-7P Corsair’s serial is 15532, not 155(32); and finally, the Sikorsky UH-19 SAR helo is an A, not a D. 😉
At Monte Real Air Base (Portugal’s Fightertown), that’s not a museum, in the normal sense of what we know about museums, but more like a collection of former fighter and training jets associated with Monte Real’s history.
By: Padidiver - 30th January 2011 at 09:33
As promised some more
Have fun scanning and photoshopping…
Pieter
29 August 2010 – Museu d’Ar Sintra
2307 DH89A
(5563)/MR-Z Spitfire HF.IXc as ‘PAF ML255’
5445 G91R/3 ‘75.000 Horas’-c/s
(M.M.57-5979) UH-19D as ‘FAP 9101’
3304 MH1521C
4711 SP-2E
Ota – 30 August 2010
Blenheim IV stored, dismantled
155(32) A-7P i/a, burnt at the fire school
Alverca – 01 September 2010
Bleriot XI, Replica
Caudron, Replica
111 DH82A preserved
2601 T-38A, preserved
15508 A-7P preserved, Esq304-markings
And this is part of the storage area:
By: Padidiver - 19th January 2011 at 21:00
Hi all,
Longshot we were not allowed entrance at the graveyard. But we could see quite a bit from the parking. Looking was permitted, photography was not at least so we were told after we took some pictures. We really, really didn’t know…. euhhh :D. But the Museu do Ar at Alverca was pretty good but lot’s of replica’s, photo’s will follow next week, also for JB. But next week.
Pieter
By: The"Eh"Team - 19th January 2011 at 10:14
Hi Pieter….Some nice shots among your scans which have come out nice.I really like the sants cruz photo with the colour window and map of the world as a backdrop, it works a treat.Look forward to more of your scans.JB.:)
By: longshot - 18th January 2011 at 23:08
Do they allow access to the aircraft graveyard at Alverca? Were there any historical photos on display?
By: Padidiver - 18th January 2011 at 19:34
Thank you longshot. Yep, went to both also to the hanger at Ota, photo’s will follow soon. Any requests?
By: longshot - 18th January 2011 at 00:24
Good photos….did you go to Alverca and Sintra?….