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lost theme this week Chris Ingham Brooke Chief Graffiti Artist had the chance to catch up with legendary night time photographer Troy Paiva to talk about his work Lost America dinosaur 2006 Junk airliner broken and painted for use as a movie prop sleeps under fast moving monsoon clouds at Aviation Warehouse
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flying conditions are often difficult and plane crashes are more common mostly intact planes will often be found dotting the landscape due to the difficulty of retrieving the wreckage Go here to see more Pictures courtesy Abandoned but not Forgotten
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cost a lot of money to make and operate would simply be left to rust in a field somewhere These Russian aircraft have a haunting appeal though and an indescribable kind of beauty
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The tow out to KDMA runway
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YC 14 Seen through the windows hence the blue tint
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Want to buy a salvaged aircraft?
Q. Does anyone know where i can buy a salvaged jet to restore? Any boneyard/graveyard websites?
Asked by heatster666 - Sun May 25 13:49:16 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think you'll get a salvaged aircraft to restore for the following reasons. 1 Aircraft are such expensive items, typically 35,000 fo a twenty year old Cessna, if its been involved in an accident, the insurers would have looked at it very carefully and if it were possible to restore it, they would. 2 If an aircraft has been written off, there is no way the CAA would allow an amateur to restore it to flying condition. 3 Even if you had the necessary skills and facilities to do a restoration, the cost would be greater than the value of the aircraft. 4 The time taken for such a project, even with a small aircraft would probably run into several years, given the amount of work you can do and having all the necessary inspections… [cont.]
Answered by a3pacific - Thu May 29 10:45:00 2008
Q. Does anyone know where i can buy a salvaged jet to restore? Any boneyard/graveyard websites?
Asked by heatster666 - Sun May 25 13:49:16 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't think you'll get a salvaged aircraft to restore for the following reasons. 1 Aircraft are such expensive items, typically 35,000 fo a twenty year old Cessna, if its been involved in an accident, the insurers would have looked at it very carefully and if it were possible to restore it, they would. 2 If an aircraft has been written off, there is no way the CAA would allow an amateur to restore it to flying condition. 3 Even if you had the necessary skills and facilities to do a restoration, the cost would be greater than the value of the aircraft. 4 The time taken for such a project, even with a small aircraft would probably run into several years, given the amount of work you can do and having all the necessary inspections… [cont.]
Answered by a3pacific - Thu May 29 10:45:00 2008
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