NZFF

check out this place! funny how there are alot of NZ Mil aircraft past and present, mostly present!

http://www.cdsg.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=337

That,s one hell off a museum , you even have a R4D5 /LC47 , Operation Deep Freeze 1957

All the photos are numbered, would be the ultimate name that plane competition!

I had better not enter then

Only one word

AWESOME

My god.....i start back at Wigram next week...i was getting quite excited, but now.....i want to join the USN.
Interesting to note the simple way they suspend their overhead displays.....and what is that aircraft in pic # 110?......i want one

Awesome link H5F....

interesting looking critter isn't it, almost as though the props were an after thought. Wonder if it is jet assisted? Ian may know what it is

Pic 110 : North American AJ1 Savage

Ian Warren wrote:

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Pic 110 : North American AJ1 Savage

I really want one...fits in with the cutlass, skyray....and all those other honeys from the 50's and 60's. Just sent that link to the boss at Wigram...might give them some new ideas about display set ups.
Thanks Ian.

I want to know what #89 is. Looks like it just came off Thunderbirds .

Found a Savage here http://www.surclaro.com/fsdownload-detail-14850.html

Looks quite old, but Ill have a play and see.

Thanks for the link H500Fan actually Speaking of US NAVY this would be cool to see on feb 12 2011 in san diego.

100th ANNIVERSARY OF NAVAL AVIATION
Kick off Celebration & Aerial Reviewâ€￾
(150+ aircraft) NAS NORTH ISLAND;
expect more than 150
aircraft to fly in the parade: this will be the LARGEST
MILITARY AERIAL PARADE SINCE WORLD
WAR 2.

The US Navy is billing the show as a once-in-a-lifetime event that will allow the public to see the aircraft in flight from
vantage points all around San Diego Bay. The event will also include a timeline-like display of aircraft from vintage planes
to the newest fighter jets, an opportunity to tour a $4 billion ‘super carrier’ and amphibious assault ships, and watch a
tactical demonstration by Marine aircraft and ground equipment.
http://www.ianallantravel.com/aviationtour...02%20-%20AB.pdf
Event Facebook http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=1846...8588&ref=mf

What an *amazing* museum. Quite unbelievable. Thanks for sharing!!

H500Fan wrote:

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All the photos are numbered, would be the ultimate name that plane competition!

Sounds like fun!!!

connor wrote:

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I want to know what #89 is. Looks like it just came off Thunderbirds .

I believe its a Sikorsky CH-37 Mojave

connor wrote:

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Looks like it just came off Thunderbirds .

Looks like nothing out off the Thunderbirds , I have the 'limited edition lunch tin collection set' and yes its a Mojave

Ian Warren wrote:

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Looks like nothing out off the Thunderbirds , I have the 'limited edition lunch tin collection set.

Not like the actual thunderbirds, silly, more like one of those "helijets." I think it could've morphed into one of these, given a few mods .

What a great site

Does go to prove with some of those fin examples that with a big enough engine even a pallet load of cinder blocks will fly.

connor wrote:

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Not like the actual thunderbirds, silly, more like one of those "helijets."

Go to a Russian Museum , you will then find your 'Thunderbirds' without modification

THUПDЭЯБЇЯDS AЯЭ GФ!!!