| Random files - Aviation Museums & Collections |
USS Intrepid Pier 86 Manhattan NY Oct 198998 views1429/84-8047, c/n 62117, Sikorsky HH-52A Seaguard US Coast Guard Brooklyn
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IL-28U 0501 Prague, Letecke Muzeum Kbely (LKKB) 25th October 2008157 viewsclose-up of this unusual arrangement. Former ident CD-10 almost visible.
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XL-20 OK-70 Prague, Letecke Muzeum Kbely (LKKB) 25th October 2008206 views3rd prototype, ex-OK-14
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Moravan HC-102 (OK-RXA), AeroVZLU HV-2 (02-09) Prague, Letecke Muzeum Kbely (LKKB) 25th October 2008153 viewsin background Aero L-60 OK-KOS
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Avia S-199 Prague, Letecke Muzeum Kbely (LKKB) 25th October 2008140 viewsdetail
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Helis Prague, Letecke Muzeum Kbely (LKKB) 25th October 2008232 viewsSM-2 OK-RUV and Mi-1 11005
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L-29 0010 Prague, Letecke Muzeum Kbely (LKKB) 25th October 2008176 viewsc-n 190010
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KS-1 Kometa Khodinka 25 Aug 1995134 viewsThe first Soviet cruise missile to enter limited production was the air launched KS-1 Kometa or AS-1 Kennel, which was essentially a derivative of the MiG-15 Fagot airframe, built as an anti-shipping weapon. Development was initiated in 1947 resulting the first missiles entering service during the Korean War period, carried by the Tu-4 Bull, a reverse engineered Boeing B-29. The Tu-4KS variant was equipped with the K-1M X-band radar and provided beam riding midcourse guidance for the Kometa ASCM. Once the Kometa was near enough to the target, guidance switched to the K-2 semi-active homing seeker in the nose of the missile, relying on illumination from the K-1M radar.
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| Last additions - Aviation Museums & Collections |
93+98 Cottbus 28 Feb 1993136 viewsMi-9 ex- KHG-3 NVA 482 c/n 340001. In the background you can make out a large number stored prior to disposal.Feb 18, 2016
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96+18 Cottbus 28 Feb 1993133 viewsMi-24D ex-KHG-3 (NVA540) c/n 730212Feb 18, 2016
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Cottbus 28 Feb 1993124 viewsMiG-15/17, An-2, L-29? parts. They had to grab what they could before it got scrapped. They did well. A re-visit is planned!Feb 18, 2016
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313 Aero L-29 Armee Museum Dresden 5 Nov 1990182 viewsFeb 01, 2016
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D-ADGP Shuttleworth May 1992121 viewsMiles M2L Hawk Speed Six c/n 160 built 1935. Owned for 17 years by Ron Paine, who raced her in several Kings Cup Air Races finishing second five times. Dec 26, 2015
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G-AEBB Shuttleworth May 1992121 viewsOwen HM14 Pou-du-Ciel (Flying Flea) c/n KWO.1 Dec 26, 2015
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G-ADPR Shuttleworth May 1992121 viewsPercival D.3 Gull Six c/n D55 built 1935, owned by Jean Batten between 1935 and 1940 (record flights to Brazil and New Zealand), impressed as AX866. Sold controversially in 1995 to New Zealand to raise badly needed funds (Jean was born in NZ...) and now 'DPR hangs suspended in the Auckland Airport terminal. Dec 26, 2015
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G-AOTD/WB588 Shuttleworth May 1992117 viewsDHC-1 Chipmunk 22 c/n C1/0040, sold 1994Dec 26, 2015
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