Airborne Forces Museum. Along the hangar.
The entire “outdoor” display didn’t fit into the previous report, so I’ll continue here.
Initial report: Museum of Armament and Military Equipment of the Airborne Forces. Introductory overview.
Previous report: Airborne Forces Museum. Between the hangars.
This series begins with communication devices.
They are not frequent visitors to museum spaces.
Here it is better not to trust your own lips or assume that the exhibit has significantly “shrunk”.
But it doesn’t last long, for the hangar ends, and a turn and a stretch along the fence await us.
where the next exotic thing awaits us.
A few of my favorite oddball contraptions—which appeal to me in forms other than just railway equipment.
The compulsion not just to look at the machinery but to climb all over it—that’s a mindset instilled from childhood.
It wouldn’t hurt to look at this from the side.
Then it was back to being “dead boring.”
Something like this, if you look back.
To be continued: Airborne Forces Museum. Auto pavilion.