Aircraft restoration...good way to spend a tuesday night

[bf109 Emil]

Nanton Lancaster Society Air Museum - Restoration Projects

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[ccheese]

I agree.... Nice way to spend a Tuesday evening. Wish you were
closer. I sure wish them luck.

Charles

 

[Micdrow]

Sweet, Like Charles said. To bad I dont live closer.

 

[Heinz]

Ya too bad I dont live closer

Good luck to em!

 

[Avn-Tech]

Group,

Their are probably groups in your local areas that could use assastance in restoring aircraft. If not you could get with someone restoring a cockpit (Found a link on this web site and joined Cockpit collectors international), or other aviation projects.

Laterrrrr
Avn-Tech

 

[Junkers88A1]

why dont that website have any pictures..but i totally agree..there is no better way to spend a tuesday night..or any other night in the year

just love beeing in the hangar working on the Ju 88 and the other projects.
whish some guys here lived closer so they could come and give me a hand..
getting people to do this kind of work is getting harder and harder to find.. the last we did was getting eletricity back up and running in the Ju 52/3 m g4e.

 

[Flyboy2]

Nice job... Is that one flying yet?

 

[Junkers88A1]

we are not allowed to fly our aircrafts as they are preserved for history !!
its the norvegian armed forces museum..we have many flyable aircrafts and we try to keep them in perfect condition..but due to the fact that they are put in the museum and will be preserved ofr future generation non are allowed to fly.. its sad but also kinda reasuring..and that also makes it possible to keep more older aircrfats original without changing skinn or wires.

here is a few of the ones we have

 

[Marcel]

Hmmm, I should go on holiday in Norway some day

 

[bigZ]

I believe the Norwegian MKXI Spits flew missions over Russia after post war.

Looks a fanatastic museum. Unfortunately I dont think the missus. Especially as am flying to NZ on my own for 2 weeks in Feb.

 

[Micdrow]

why dont that website have any pictures..but i totally agree..there is no better way to spend a tuesday night..or any other night in the year

just love beeing in the hangar working on the Ju 88 and the other projects.
whish some guys here lived closer so they could come and give me a hand..
getting people to do this kind of work is getting harder and harder to find.. the last we did was getting eletricity back up and running in the Ju 52/3 m g4e.

Dude if I lived allot closer and get paid to do it you would have to kick me out at night.

 

[Flyboy2]

we are not allowed to fly our aircrafts as they are preserved for history !!
its the norvegian armed forces museum..we have many flyable aircrafts and we try to keep them in perfect condition..but due to the fact that they are put in the museum and will be preserved ofr future generation non are allowed to fly.. its sad but also kinda reasuring..and that also makes it possible to keep more older aircrfats original without changing skinn or wires.

Ahh my fault. I thought you were trying to restore it to flying condition I agree with Marcel though, that looks like a great musuem