Technikmuseum Speyer

[Wingman81]

And more.....
This is Belgian Stampe SV.4 Travel and Training Plane of 1933+
Sorry the close up foto was a little messed up. I tried already to clear it a little with my program.

[Nico Braas]

Latest news is that the Russian Buran flying test model fitted with two jet engines is now underway to the Speyer musem!

[Wingman81]

They have already polo shirts with Buran emblem in the gift shop and some old russian cosmonauts flying gears are near the entrance on display.

[santynus]

the photos about the Italian F-84 Thunderstreak GETTI TONANTI (getti=jet tonanti=thunder) was one of the first italian air force acrobatic team... from 5° Aerobrigata RIMINI (Italy) 1960

[Wingman81]

Extremely nice video Santi

Next one was a Mirage III E with special white painting and recce equipment in the nose for day and night photo missions. For long distance recce it had a    self-contained aid navigation system on board.

The second is a Beech Model 50 Twin Bonanza.

[Wingman81]

forgot one ;o

[No.1]

Great museum collection mate

[Wingman81]

Ok i continue...found another 2 shots of the Belgian Trainer and Mirage, the silver one is selfexplaining 

[Wingman81]

some more...

[No.1]

Every new post is better and better!!! Congratulation mate   

[Wingman81]

I promise the better photos are yet to come outside of the hangar Next one was hard to take pictures because it was placed next to a tree and a pillar  Its another french recce (Mirage?); the yellow is a LET Z 37 A Čmelák (engl:Bumblebee) was a Czech multi purpose plane used as a crop duster and fire fighter.

[Wingman81]

In the darkest corners of the museum you find sometimes a Swiss Vampire 

[Wingman81]

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[Wingman81]

Now here is my absolute favourite from all planes in the hangar:

Canadair F-86 Sabre

[Wingman81]

See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadair_Sabre

From Wikipedia:

Golden Hawks

The Golden Hawks were a Canadian aerobatic flying team that was established in 1959 to celebrate the RCAF's 35th anniversary and the "Golden" 50th anniversary of Canadian flight, which began with the AEA Silver Dart in 1909. Initially, a six-plane team flying brilliantly-painted metallic-gold Canadair Sabre Mk 5s, was envisioned as performing for only one year, but the Golden Hawks were so popular after their single 63-show season that the team was expanded. In the following year, another plane was added to the team, allowing for a five-plane main formation with two solo jets. The Golden Hawks continued performing for three more seasons, changing to the Mk 6 in 1961, until they were disbanded on 7 February 1964, having flown a total of 317 shows across North America.[3]

    370 built, F-86F-type with Orenda engine, all to RCAF, 75 later passed to Luftwaffe.
Sabre Mk 6
    655 built, 390 to RCAF, 225 to Luftwaffe, six to Colombia and 34 to South Africa.