You still hear of stuff in the old soviet union or has that been basicaly sold out ?.
I know they ask extorionate prices but if you balance what they might want for one against the costs and the condition of the Goodwin Sands one its got to be a close thing ??.

The Goodwin Sands example is historical attached to the UK, a “russian” wreck isn’t….

the nose glazing is not right…

It looks like some of the nose glazing is painted on… Cannot be sure if it’s painted on the plane or added later on the photo.

Soviet propaganda photo’s were often altered to make it look better or confusing the rest of the world.

edit:JT442 you beat me to it…

Also somewhere in France…

What about the FW190? I understand that the productionline is for sale…:diablo:

The Royal Thai Air Force still operates some (turbo)C-47’s.

That I am becomig a Dad around 22-7.:)

It was re-opened today. Only a small part of the building is still closed for the public.