Oh! I see we are not talking about one at Egeskov Museum……sorry, my bad.

I think I was confusing it with the one at Helsingør Technical museum:

http://www.tekniskmuseum.dk/

That AC (SE-A) needs to get inside. I will mention it for Værløse aviation history museum, they should be able to provide storage. I don’t think they will be able to undertake restoration, as they already have a F-84G and are buzy with other restorations. It could be used for trade, at some stage.

Mondariz, judging from your other posts you seem to be based in Denmark. How about perusing your own backyard first; you could probably come up with much more interesting (because they are widely unknown) thing than “going” to exotic places with Google Earth.

How about the essentially complete F-84G which is stored at Egeskov Castle? Is it still there and in what condition?

What is hiding in the many hangars in Stauning (see e.g. oy-reg.dk)?

Hvilken planet kommer du fra – set med flyvehistoriske øjne.. 😮 :confused: 😀

Never heard about that collection before (Så jeg kommer fra en anden flyhistorisk planet, åbenbart – er det det du mener med hvilken planet?).

Somebody is already looking after the F-84G at Egeskov. This thread is more about planes standing around, looking like they need a plan for the future.

I doubt that there are many aircraft in Danmark, that would have my interest. Maybe OY-AVA but thats about it. And I’m going to get my hands on her soon – or so I hope 😀

Maybe you know more that I about the OY reg, if so I would love some pointers 😀

HOLY CHRIST!

Thanks JDK.

For anyone unfamiliar with that collection, have a peek here:

http://warbirdinformationexchange.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=11006&highlight=connie+edwards