The galleries visible contained mostly WW1 aircraft but were closed when I visited. So I'll need to go again...
Dakota with Paras - part of a Congo exhibit
Maurice Farman 'Shorthorn'
Dassault Mystere
F-104 Starfighter
Ju-52
C-119 Flying Boxcar - an exhibit you can walk through!
Mirage F.1
Good old Mirage III
Fouga Magister - rather more colourful then the one I built link
F-84G Thunderjet
Gerpard SPAA.
MIG-23 Flogger
A curiosity - British Lloyd Carrier fitted with a 90mm AT gun.
M-113 fitters' track
Leopard 1
RF-84F Thunderflash and F-84F Thunderstreak
Mirage III again
Belgian-built Landrover in the Congo display
F-4 Phantom
Montgolfier balloon. A large model - the figures are 1/32 scale!
Another Landie - this one packaged for air landing.
M-47 Patton
8 comments:
Looks rather good there Tim- quite the mix of exhibits.
Cheers,
Pete.
I lived for many years just around the corner. Many happy Sundays and indeed lunchtimes spent there , exhibitions were changed regularly. There was a fine gallery that went from the End of WW1 through to the D Day landing beaches. You ended up walking of the ramp of an LCA. I used to particularly like the Imperial Russian Guard exhibition with all its mess silver.
The Russian silver collection was excellent, interesting history as to its movements.
Was there a Part 3 to this series?
Pete
Well worth a trip.
Graham
I think I could spend days on end there!
Nigel Drury
I wondered who'd spot that. And I knew it would be you. Regular readers will be not at all surprised to learn that Part 3 follows Part 4 in due course.... I could renumber them but where would be the fun in that?
Wow!
Hi Tim,
Trying to mail you but getting a mailbox full, response.
MH
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