Entuziast Uk România han pentru o săptămână, în căutarea de avioane abandonate, migs, etc

Salut!

Im 'folosire Google Translate, asa ca am aştepta traducere va fi rău, îmi pare rău pentru asta.
Sunt care vin în România în curând, Bucureşti şi în jurul şi I sînt privire pentru a abandonat / vechi / nu a folosit avioane. În Marea Britanie, cimitire le numim '' ... Mi-ar place să văd câteva jet-uri vechi sovietice sau ceva de genul:

https://2img.net/h/i671.photobucket.com/albums/vv76/mihai72/DSC01514.jpg

Dacă cineva ştie orice locuri care ar fi bine pentru ceva de genul asta, atunci vă rugăm să aş dori să ştiu!

mulţumim

James

You can use english here, almost all of us speak english or another language. BTW, you're welcome.

Thanks for the reply Nrares,

Thats really good to know - as I know Google Translate can be inaccurate - often funny.

So yes, I'm looking for old planes in Romania, especially ones form the Soviet period - these are my favourite. If anyone knows any good locations for such a place then it would be a pleasure to know...

Many thanks

James

Welcome,

you will find more pictures and locations here

Hello Docubyte!
It depends on how many days you can stay in Romania. Most of those soviet planes are beeing held at the Aviation Museum and the Military Museum, in Bucharest. Also, there are some others spread around the city, but those from the museums are the best kept and preserved pieces... when do you intend to come to Romania?

Hello, I've moved your post to the English section - hope you don't mind.

Best place to see all of them packed up toghether is definitely the Aviation Museum in Bucharest. You can find some photos of the planes being preserved there at this link and on Airliners.net. Some info about the museum here - unfortunately only in Romanian, Google Translate will do the job If you have a car, getting there shouldn't be a problem.

Good luck and hope to see some photos from you when you get back.

This is absolutely perfect - In Bucharest too!
Thanks very much - are these planes really as accessible as the photographs on that link make it seem?

Also - what about outside in the street; anything abandoned there?
Something like this form Slovakia for example...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/docubyte/3428637553/

Many thanks!

James

Edit: I'll be in Bucharest for 5 days in November for EXPOMIL, I can tell I am going to have a great time; this looks incredible! https://servimg.com/view/12508284/33

There is also an unfinished Rombac plane, abandoned in the middle of a field near Bucharest. Here it is:
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Bucuresti-Rombac-1-11-475/1530114/L/

http://www.airliners.net/photo/Bucuresti-Rombac-1-11-475/1530113/L/

@Docubyte...you just want to see and photograph this planes, or you want to buy one???...



PS..."check-out the Mig 15 from Caransebes..."


Good Day

Docubyte a scris:

Thanks very much - are these planes really as accessible as the photographs on that link make it seem?

Yes, that's why it's called a museum. Entry is for free. It's closed on Mondays.

There are loads of them out there, but you'll have to travel quite a lot. Another one I know in Bucharest is an An-2 in a roundabout in Colentina neighbourhood. Check 44° 27' 43" N 26° 07' 59" E on GEarth.

Superb responses! Exactly the kind of thing I was hoping for - The museum looks incredible; thanks ever so much for the heads-up.

Yes, just to confirm; I'm coming to see and photograph - not purchase; though I wish I could bring home a Mig 15; would make a nice flower pot...

James

Heya Docubyte,

Welcome to Romanian Spotters. My advice for you is to meet up with one of the trusted members from here who can show you around Bucharest and bring you to the museum. I'm sure you'll get around much better with someone who speaks the language and knows the place.

One advice for Bucharest. Don't trust the taxi cab drivers.