He not in the wild as he is with other friends.
why is that one so much cleaner?
Mine was Aeropark about a 10-5 min drive from me
That reminds me, why do the Drakens still not have droptanks
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the drakens and a Lot of other planes that really should have them
Idk m8
The J-10 is a different plane than the Lavi, just like the Tu-4 is different from the B-29, or the Z-20 is different from the UH-60.
If you look at the specs and the aircraft along with Sino-Israeli cooperation at the time, you can plainly see it is a Lavi, which has been tuned and upgraded to suit PLAAF needs.
are those fuel tanks or fat bombs?
iirc, restoring and maintaining jets is INSANELY hard. Looks like that Hunter got a layer of clearcoat sealant to make it more weather resistant. Thing is, this kind of work is super specialised and super careful which makes it very costly. Which sadly, these kinds of airfield museums don’t have alot of money to put as much love into their airframes as they would like. (donate to your local airfields so we don’t miss out on seeing these awesome aircraft fr fr)
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Not sure as these were taken way back in like June
Must be bombs, why else would they have that nub on the tip
Edit: nevermind, Jaguar droptanks just look weird like that
Spoiler
but my only local museums are Dornier who watches after their planes like no other Museum and the German Federal museum who you could even watch restore their planes in the Hangar
you can donate to neither
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Not june but April jes time does fly
idk, decoration or for prefilling
it’s mid octobre already
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Those’re fuel tanks.
Probably just something they did after the restoration
Yea I’m planning on visiting the Midland air museum in Coventry before the year is out
is it far?
Ritually down the M1 about an hour away lmao.
As I’m a Derby lad