Some pictures made in China recently:
Shanghai aviation enthousiast park, nice little museum, easy accesible by subway and the entrance is free.
For good pictures better go in the morning when the backlight isn't so horrible
Dongfeng-102, early development of the Shenyang J6
Harbin Z5, based on the Mi-4
Il14, in the background a ex-JAL DC8
Shenyang J5, second in lin a Mig 15UTI
Shenyang J6
Nanchang CJ6
More to follow, only 6 attachments allowed per post,
Chinese Relics; Shanghai Guangzhou and Beijing
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Chinese Relics; Shanghai Guangzhou and Beijing
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Re: Chinese Relics; Shanghai Guangzhou and Beijing
Inside the enthousiast center: lots of pictures and a lot of focus on the new comac c919
Chinese text: Hier werk je veilig of werk je niet
At the old Longhua airport in shanghai, area is now a construction site, the planes are parked under a roof and look in horrible shape, there is no access except by looking through the gate
Y5 based on AN2, in the back an IL14 with half its fuselage missing, the tail of a bae146 sticking out above it. Tail of a AN24 in the front
The only plane i found in Guangzhou, located at the former Whampoa military site, there is a small museum outside the maingate.
everything is in chinese and this is the only winged oblect
Shenyang J5A, in a miserable state
Chinese text: Hier werk je veilig of werk je niet
At the old Longhua airport in shanghai, area is now a construction site, the planes are parked under a roof and look in horrible shape, there is no access except by looking through the gateY5 based on AN2, in the back an IL14 with half its fuselage missing, the tail of a bae146 sticking out above it. Tail of a AN24 in the front
The only plane i found in Guangzhou, located at the former Whampoa military site, there is a small museum outside the maingate.
everything is in chinese and this is the only winged oblect
Shenyang J5A, in a miserable state
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Re: Chinese Relics; Shanghai Guangzhou and Beijing
29-01-12 Datangshan, near Beijing, Amazing place, they probably have everything that has ever flown in China, and not just one example but 2 or 10 or 20!
Some are restored, some look like they landed 30 years ago and never looked back. It's huge and you can easily spend an entire day here.
A small selection:
Curtiss Commandoes Li-2 Y5 on floats Mi-8 Q5B Tupolev 214
Some are restored, some look like they landed 30 years ago and never looked back. It's huge and you can easily spend an entire day here.
A small selection:
Curtiss Commandoes Li-2 Y5 on floats Mi-8 Q5B Tupolev 214
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Re: Chinese Relics; Shanghai Guangzhou and Beijing
last picture is a Tu-124!!
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