Ashburton Aviation Museum NZ.
Ashburton Aviation Museum NZ.
This link should take you to a collection of 75 or so display boards that we have prepared to accompany the exhibits in our museum.
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Extremely impressive detail here John. How long did it take you guys to assemble this?John Hill wrote: ↑Sat Oct 23, 2021 3:22 amThis link should take you to a collection of 75 or so display boards that we have prepared to accompany the exhibits in our museum.
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"To be alive
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To go
Your destination remains
Elusive."
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Yes - well done to all.
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Thanks TGG, you have to bear in mind that these boards are displayed next to our example of the described aircraft, engine of whatnot and that the photographs on the board are not necessarily depicting our particular thing.
I guess these are the product of a couple of years or more dedicated effort and we have quite a few more to do.
I guess these are the product of a couple of years or more dedicated effort and we have quite a few more to do.
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I was also very interested in the detail on the Aermacchi. The MB-326 was flown by the SAAF, where it was designated as the Atlas Impala, being built under licence by Atlas Aircraft. They were used as primary trainers, and were the steed of the the Silver Falcons aerobatics team, but also saw heavy use in combat in Angola where they were used in the ground attack role.
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from their FB post earlier this week:Ashburton Aviation Museum is having a free open day this Sunday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. This is a chance for our supporters and the wider community to come and view our wonderfull collection. BBQ Lunch will be available for a small fee. Please share amongst friends.
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Had a very enjoyable visit to the Ashburton Aviation Museum earlier; great things happening there with construction of the proposed extensions to be started soon, I gather.
Quite a few people there and more arriving. Great day for it
Quite a few people there and more arriving. Great day for it
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Pleased to hear you visited! Fund raising for the extension is going well. The new hangar will be about the same size as the existing big hangar and will include more facilities for visitors. I think we have enough aircraft on hand to fill it already!
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