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A visitor from Germany posted Mon August 30, 2010: I would like to have the yellow plane in the middle. Happy moving;)
A visitor from Canada posted Mon January 18, 2010: Tug drivers' idea of a prank.
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 10, 2009: Ok...ok...ok...Rick. You've had your fun...can I please have my model planes back ...now!? Saludos desde Filadelfia...
A visitor from Spain posted Mon November 2, 2009: Looks like my kid's room...
A visitor from France posted Sun November 1, 2009: Yeah what a nice shot ! A true tank of old ladies, cool collection of Learjet, Sabreliner and Mystere 20 and 10. Does the HS-125 take RR Viper ?
A visitor from United States posted Sat October 31, 2009: Is this a gemini jets add? :)
A visitor from Germany posted Sat October 31, 2009: Like toy airplanes. Wonderful!
A visitor from - posted Sat October 31, 2009: Wow!Where does end an aircraft and starts another one?? :o
A visitor from Ireland posted Sat October 31, 2009: The old DC sisters. Look like toys
A visitor from Australia posted Sat October 31, 2009: What a waste! I'm sure some of them must be stil good to fly?
A visitor from France posted Sat October 31, 2009: Does somebody know who was the ex-user(s) of Myst
A visitor from Germany posted Sat October 31, 2009: Nice arrangement of planes. Owner of the Skymaster in the middle of the mess calls the FBO office: "Please make my plane ready. I'll be there in 10 minutes and I'm in a hurry!" I don't wanna be the tug driver then... The exact same arrangement can be seen on Google maps.
A visitor from China posted Sat October 31, 2009: Shh...They are having a meeting!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri October 30, 2009: Preview looks like a bunch of scale models on a table - nice catch and composition.
A visitor from - posted Fri October 30, 2009: I believe I see a DC-6, 1 Lear 23, 2 DC-9-32, 3 Sabreliners, 2 Falcons 50, 2 Gulfstream 1 turboprops, 2 Cessnas Skymasters 337, 2 310s, 1 Beech Musketer, 1 Hispano Saeta!(blue) 1 Piper Navajo and a rare hidroplane Frank from BUE
A visitor from Brazil posted Fri October 30, 2009: Sadly, but amazing picture!! The aircraft under the tail of the DC-9 is a Seawind. Very beautiful aircraft.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Fri October 30, 2009: Looks like a collection of toy aircraft I used to own back in the day. I would pile em up same way in my room.
A visitor from United States posted Fri October 30, 2009: That's a Cessna 307? Skymaster. There is another one to left of DC9.
A visitor from - posted Fri October 30, 2009: I thought it was a lake at first, but i don't think they ever had an engine attached to the vs. it's definitely an amphib though. nice shot btw.
A visitor from - posted Fri October 30, 2009: I believe it a Seawind here a link to another photo http://www.airliners.net/photo/Seawind-3000/1333775/&sid=163c0034faf365cec9123c4aa1e05ae9 Tell what you think
A visitor from United States posted Fri October 30, 2009: Love that photo!!!!
A visitor from United States posted Fri October 30, 2009: That's a Seawind amphibian. It's a shame to see it being scrapped.
A visitor from Puerto Rico posted Fri October 30, 2009: I think that the aircraft with the tail mounted engine is a Seawind 300C kit plane. Nice shot Ricardo!
A visitor from - posted Fri October 30, 2009: I believe it is a Seawind behind the yellow DC-9.
A visitor from Poland posted Fri October 30, 2009: Pretty, unusual and also sad photo. Somebody asked about this airplane with an engine mounted on the tail. It is a Seawind 3000 (seaplane).
A visitor from - posted Fri October 30, 2009: That appears to be some sort of experimental aircraft. I wish the boneyards here in the US were that small!
A visitor from United States posted Fri October 30, 2009: That would be a Seawind 300C a small amphibious plane. Now about the photo. It's great!
A visitor from - posted Fri October 30, 2009: Could the strange airplane behind the DC-9 be a Seawind 3000?
A visitor from Canada posted Fri October 30, 2009: Lake amphibian la4-200
A visitor from - posted Fri October 30, 2009: Can somebody identify the strange looking aircraft with a tail-mounted engine under the tail of the yellow DC-9 in the middle of the picture?

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