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Old June 18th 09, 08:13 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
Bob (not my real pseudonym)
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Default Skagit Tulip Festival Fly-In 4-25-09 Batch 7 - PZL-104 BVS 4-25-09 02.jpg

On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 07:11:19 -0600, "Wayne Paul"
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It seem strange to paint a Wilga with WW-II German markings. The world's oldest Wilga was built in 1962. I believe Warszawa-Okecie is still building them.


This one is unregistered and in need of some air in the tires. A
couple years back, someone who appeared connected to it tried to tell
me it was "a version of the Fi-156 Storch".

One just nods politely and walks away...

Maybe it was used in a movie.

The glider tow hook is standard equipment. In the US the Wilga is certified capable of launching and towing three glider at a time.

A Wilga landed at the Nampa, ID airport on 9/11 and I took a few pictures.
http://www.soaridaho.com/Guest_Photos/Wilga.htm

Wayne
http://www.soaridaho.com/


Nice. I think I've seen this one in the deep and distant past.

Bob ^,,^