[woofiedog]

A few photos from the New Engand Air Museum.

[XB-49]

The Sikorsky VS-44 and the Gee Bee. Two of the planes I would love too see fly (in this sim). :mrgreen:

Is that an old Airship gondola in the 13th picture?

[woofiedog]

Yes it's a gondola from a Goodyear Blimp that was made for convoy and antisub duty during WWII.

[KG64_Cnopicilin]

Oh! A Gee Bee! It's so cute

[Erg./JG54_crazty]

Oh! A Gee Bee! It's so cute

More than cute awsome Tnxs for the pics Sir!

~S crazy

[HansHansen]

wow is that a boeing clipper? i thought all planes were destroyd or something like that.

and awesome pics

[XB-49]

wow is that a boeing clipper? i thought all planes were destroyd or something like that.

You're right, they were all scrapped. The flying boat in the museum is a Sikorsky VS-44. A one off protoype bird from Sikorsky.

[DJPatriot911]

Where is this located in new england?

[chas1963]

Its a great little museum....its just down route 91 from me and I try and go every excuse I have. I just went to the Dayton Air museum and the Bradley museum has a few warbirds that Dayton doesn't ( the airforce museum has NO Navy planes) like the F4U and F6F...it looks like most of your pictures are from the civilian wing.

[chas1963]

Where is this located in new england?

Its close to Bradley airport...you will see signs on 91 near the exit.

[woofiedog]

The museum is just off Rt.91 in Windsor Locks, Connecticut and very easy to get to. http://www.neam.org/ It is not a large museum but it's very well keep and maintained... a great place to visit if you find your way into the New England area.

Glad you enjoyed the photos... I took them a little more than year ago on a visit there. My biggest problem was not having enough space & cards for my camera. Any way here are a few more... by the way the aircraft in the fifth photo from the bottom in the first post is also a Gee Bee Model A made by the Grandville brother's here in Springfield Massachusetts.