[QUOTE=Flanker_man;2019617]Great link Statosuarus – thanks for sharing.

They are doing their best – with limited resources.

There are new hangars built to house the early artifacts and the reception area (the blue-roofed buildings in the background).

There are also ‘volunteer’ teams doing some work re-spraying some of the exhibits (although not always in authentic colours)

I last visited in August 2012 – my photo report is here.

They have received some new exhibits from the Gagarin Academy next door – Tu-22M3, Tu-95MS, Il-76, Su-27, Su-25, Su-24 – see if you can spot them.

Ken

PS – I made this ‘panorama’ from the steps of the Tu-144 …….

My pleasure Flanker_man. I know your “russian tours” over the past years and your great potos and informative site. Also your fabulous model kits. Thank you for your work. Nice “panorama” by the way. (Sorry my non good english)… 🙂
Regards from Spain.

Doesn’t have to be Siberia, drive 40 minutes out of Moscow and you can see those kind of forests ;).

Btw, congrats on smashing Italy.

Thanks for the comment TR1 (207 visits and a single comment… where are the “aviation enthousiasts”?)

See you at Brazil 2.014…:)

Just a minor point of clearification, the FC-2 is a civil aircraft, not U.S. Army.

Also, the close-up of the bomber shows the markings of the 436th Bomb Squadron, part of the 7th BG.

Thanks for the point J Boyle. 🙂