Flyhistorisk Museum Sola

I visited here last Sunday. As with all things in Norway I would suggest that you make contact to ensure that it is open to visitors. Their website gives an overview of the collection

https://www.jaermuseet.no/flyhistorisk/en/

Flyhistorisk Museum Sola
Flyplassvegen 131
4050 Sola

Located near Sola airport, I travelled on the Flybussen that leaves from stance 2 in Stavanger Bus Station to the airport and then walked back towards the museum. A good 1/2 hour walk, which is OK in good weather as there are walking/cycling lanes to follow. Google Earth is worth checking out but the turnoff for the airport and the museum have changed so I crossed the main road rear the end of runway 18 where there are open barriers. Watch out they travel on the other side of the road. Its a small collection but everything is laid out well and of course they have some gems. Its an old seaplane hangar so there a lot of natural light for photos.
The HE 115 was what I patricularly wanted to see and there it was along with an Arado 196 fuselage frame and a BF109 under restoration. Sorry can’t seem to upload photos at present.