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PostPosted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 2:47 am 
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Greetings all,

any MiG-15 in your neighbouhood? I miss some very close up images so hope that any of you have options to see this machine.

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sorry.... no fagots around here :wink: but their is a mig 17 fresco not 5 minutes from here in polish markings, wings are off. lines are very simular to the 15, & i have pics if needed.

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WIXer, Rob Mears, had one. You might check with him to see if it's still around.

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There is a MiG-15 UTI at Cavanaugh. Is that close enough?

I have some pictures of it.

But you can only see the port side.

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Any direct contact with Rob Maers?

Cosmo- much closer I need.

Thank you for your comments :) And by the way- hope that soon I will also need MiG-17 :P

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By close enough, I meant the type, sorry.

If it works for you, how close? And what parts? I am in the area about once a week and usually have my camera.

I can only get to the one side though. And the intake is covered. It is a working museum and there aren't docents around to ask permission to get real close to the planes.

The MiG-17 is outside and not roped off. I can get right up to that one.


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Mgawa, just do a WIX search for Rob Mears. You should then be able to contact him via a Private Message (PM). If none of that works for you, just give it some time and I'm sure he'll post something on this thread. :-)

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All right- I will use search of WIX. In this moment I am waiting for blueprints and similar data from one engeneer from Rusia and then I will know more about other info I need.

Cosmo- type is all right, can you make close up images of access panels? Please use my contact address:

srecko.warplane@gmail.com

Images will be used as reference for making detailed technical drawings and if published you name will be placed in credit [sorry I can no promise sample of publication] So I will keep them as confidential file at your wish.

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Does Cavanaugh own their Mig-15? Is that the late Curtis Earl's Mig?

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tom d. friedman wrote:
sorry.... no fagots around here :wink: but their is a mig 17 fresco not 5 minutes from here in polish markings, wings are off. lines are very simular to the 15, & i have pics if needed.


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Mgawa, check your PM's :)

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Here are some locations of MiG-15s and Lim-2s in the USA...
ImageAerial Visuals Locator Search - MiG-15, Lim-2s in United States

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