While the planes where up, I got a chance to visit the workshop.
The Beech 18 dominated the place. (also note one of the teams T6 Texan’s which was undergoing maintenance)
Also the Casa Jungmeister was sitting there:
On Saturday, the planes where flown just to get the dust of for the show on sunday. So they started to put some planes outside for the pre-flights:
After this overdose of unique planes I rushed my way out of the museum. (it closes around noon!) I know a lot of planes are still stored here and many projects are still awaiting their turn. Look at this:
I simply can’t post a pic of each plane here. This is only a basic impression of this collection. It is deffinatly worth the entranceprice of 0,60€.
More pics about the nearby FIO and it’s flying collection soon.
I also wish to thank the people who gave me the chance to visit Spain!
Greets,
Stieglitz
Last to visit was the chopper collection and I was simply amazed by the things I could see. Simply one of a kind collection in my opinion:
And in hanger 3 you could find a long line of biplanes. Some of them are very rare and even sole survivors of their type. A selection:
Then I rushed into Hangar 2. A big collection of engines ans some striped planes dominated the hangar:
Does the B25 have wings of equal length these days?
It looked to be complete Y11fan with both wings attached.
Now the big treasures from Hangar1:
Thanks for sharing.
It’s a great collection. Did you get to FIO on the other side of the airfield?
Go on, show some of the treasures inside the hangars – you know you want to. 😀
I got to the FIO airshow the day after my visit to this museum. I got some very nice pics of that show and shall post them within a few days!
Some more treasures on the way:
From the golden age:
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