Hi everyone! I wanna get an attention of everyone about Central museum of Russian Airforces: ÌÎÍÈÍÎ Ìóçåé Âîåííî-Âîçäóøíûõ Ñèë. This is the largest museum of imperial russia/soviet/russian aircraft in Russia. Museum have HUGE exposition with aircraft from year 1909 till modern russian aircrafts like heli Ka-52 etc. It was visited by 3 000 000 people after museum was born. Look here: Museum located about 38km from Moscow. Also here is video report (sorry russian) here: Âåñòè.Ru: íîâîñòè, âèäåî è ôîòî äíÿ PS: Damn! I learned about it a few minutes ago!!! ) It's amazing
Unfortunately, it is very difficult to get onto the location. It is located on an active air force base, and you almost need a letter from the Ministry of Defense to get access to the base/museum. It is great, but the hassle of getting to it makes it less than enjoyable -- don't show up at the Morino Base gate without your access letter, or you will not get in. Doc
Unfortunately, it is very difficult to get onto the location. It is located on an active air force base, and you almost need a letter from the Ministry of Defense to get access to the base/museum. It is great, but the hassle of getting to it makes it less than enjoyable -- don't show up at the Morino Base gate without your access letter, or you will not get in. Doc it is possible, isn't it? So if u want hard u'll get there
That looks like a fabulous place. I'd love to see some of the post war Russian Bomber designs like the Tupelov 16, 22 and 95!!
Unfortunately, it is very difficult to get onto the location. It is located on an active air force base, and you almost need a letter from the Ministry of Defense to get access to the base/museum. It is great, but the hassle of getting to it makes it less than enjoyable -- don't show up at the Morino Base gate without your access letter, or you will not get in. Doc That's a far cry from the visit David Lynne and I took to Pensacola NAS to the museum on the base there. I don't think they even looked at any ID, just waved us through. Did I remember that right, David?
DeadB_tch---- Yes, it is possible. It just takes lots of advance planning and arrangements. A great museum, and well worth the visit. Doc.
That looks like a fabulous place. I'd love to see some of the post war Russian Bomber designs like the Tupelov 16, 22 and 95!! Ummm, may be u meant Tupolev - that is called Tu series?
