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Old 06-16-2009, 09:09 PM   #1
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another museum

thiis was the Florida Air Museum i went to this weekend ... small collection but nice pieces
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Old 06-16-2009, 09:45 PM   #2
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Looks like a pretty decent collection...

And how about that wind tunnel model! How cool would that be to have something like that?

Great Photos, thanks for sharin' them!
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thiis was the Florida Air Museum i went to this weekend ... small collection but nice pieces
Wow, where is that museum (Lakeland?). That Convair Sea Dart and the Locheed XFV is worth the visit. I think the Sea Dart should be inside (Pensacola Naval Air Museum would be a great place for it).
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Old 06-16-2009, 11:26 PM   #4
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Yeah... lakeland.

The wind tunnel model was very cool... I bet HH himself handled it.
The XFV was quite a suprise... I think it's the only one.
I was so use to seeing the Sea Dart at the San Diego museum that I bearly noticed it.. but you are right. It's pretty darn rare!
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Old 06-16-2009, 11:39 PM   #5
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Nice photos and a great collection.
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Excellent pics, thanks!
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Again, great shots mate.

I wonder if the XVF jockey (Skeets somebody or other ?) had a big 'post-it' note on his panel saying 'Caution, land upright on tail !'
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Nice pics comiso!

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Thx I was going to PM you to make sure you saw this post.. the 2 museums are 20 min from each other...
If you are going to FF, you may as well catch this one too...

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Thx I was going to PM you to make sure you saw this post.. the 2 museums are 20 min from each other...
If you are going to FF, you may as well catch this one too...

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I haven't seen a Sea Dart except in some old videos so it jumped out at me too.


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You should check out the San Diego museum. Theirs a sea Dart on static there. It's a nice little museum. They had a fire a few years back that destroyed some rare birds.

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Thanks for the heads up on the museum.


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Cool stuff comiso. Thank you for sharing.
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