Komo-Sky 51es Bazis, Dunavarsarny Hungary 11th October 2019

[Airbus A346]

Dunavarsarny is no stranger to NWAN having been reported by Wadoki two years ago. At the time it was an abandoned project to create a Cold War Museum,

basically some scruffy aircraft sat in a field. Apparently the owner / project manager was tragically killed in a plane crash in 2014. Since then with an injection of

cash, some devoted volunteers have put in a lot of hard work and completed the project - it opened on 29th May this year. The aircraft have been re-assembled

and given a fresh coat of paint. There is a nice new forecourt with a patriotically painted Mig 21 on it, and a snack bar with seating. Also on display are military

vehicles and mobile radars. I hope it succeeds after all their hard work, and worth a visit, it is only 10 kilometres from Budapest.

Dunavarsany 6115 Mig 21 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany 096 Mig 21 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany 4409 Mig 21 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany 0220 Mig 21 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany 03 Mig 23 (2) by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany 046 Mig 15 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany Mil-8 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany Mil-24 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany Mil-2 by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

....... a couple of civilian exhibits

Dunavarsany HA-ABS by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany An-2 cockpit by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany An-2 cabin by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany HA-MFJ Z-37 Cmelak by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

........ the storage compound

Dunavarsany HA-SEJ PZL Wilga by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr

Dunavarsany storage compound by MARTIN CHELL, on Flickr