Guess the Museum

[Warbird Kid]

Cheers,

Jeff

CWH, Hamilton Ontario

[raconnel]

Keep shooting, you have it bracketed! But think much smaller.

Richard

[raconnel]

Since this thread seems to be fading into obscurity, I'll reveal the answer. The F4B-3 was shot hanging in the Havelock, NC tourist and event center. It was originally intended for an air museum that was planned to be built at Cherry Point.

http://www.havelocknc.us/Departments/To ... ibits.aspx

Richard

[Pat Carry]

Thanks Richard. I would have never guessed that.

[Jeff H]

Another easy one....caught visiting CFB Trenton.

Cheers,

Jeff

[maradamx3]

Here's another relatively easy one (I think):

Tommy

[Ploesti]

What type prop from what airplane and where is it located? Probably an easy one.

[Pat Carry]

Is the propellor at the Pima Air & Space Museum?

Last edited by Pat Carry on Wed Feb 08, 2012 11:06 am, edited 1 time in total.

[jdvoss]

I'll vote for the following:

USAF T-38: Holloman AFB, NM
Propellor: Palm Springs Air Museum, CA

[Pat Carry]

Another easy one....caught visiting CFB Trenton.

Cheers,

Jeff

Spitfire SL 721 owned by Vintage Wings of Canada

[raconnel]

The T-38 looks like the one in the rest area across the road from the air park at Tinker AFB.

Richard

[Steve Nelson]

Don't know the museum, but it's weird to see a Curtiss Electric prop with Hamilton Standard logos on the blades..

SN

[maradamx3]

The T-38 looks like the one in the rest area across the road from the air park at Tinker AFB.

Richard

That's the one. This was the only close up I was able to get since the nice folks at Tinker closed the air park early the day I planned on going.

[maradamx3]

The T-38 looks like the one in the rest area across the road from the air park at Tinker AFB.

Richard

That's the one. This was the only close up I was able to get since the folks at Tinker closed the air park early the day I planned on going.

[maradamx3]

Here's one where I need some help on. Please identify type as well as location.

Tommy