No F111 as a gate guard yet. The DC3 in Cains was taken down early last year or late 2011.

The Nowra Sea Venom was taken down some years ago due to "rot". I think the a/c actually broke its back. It was stored out the back of the Museum for a couple of years before it was sold to some enthusiasts.

The Huey is that same a/c that was displayed in a pub carpark some years ago in southern Sydney.

The Sea Venom that was on the pole at Bankstown is actually under restoration inh the US.

What is the largest a/c on a pole in the world ?

Lancasters on poles in Canada have been removed.

Are there any Space Shuttles or B747 on poles ?

Is the DC-8 on page 1 the largest ?

Just wondering

Would you consider D-ABYM to be on poles?

http://www.dtvmovements.co.uk/Trips/...P21_D-ABYM.jpg

Greg, was that the one that used to be at the start of Albatross Rd or where the Iroquois is now?

That would do it for me. Impressive.

If that be the case you have the KLM Fokker at AMS

what about his photo for the reverse
 

2 Polish pilots on a a LOT - Polish Airlines Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner SP-LRA

http://www.airplane-pictures.net/ima...18/255599s.jpg

Well played Andrew P, well played!! :D

There is a hell of a lot of stuff there spread between two large buildings but you can see it all in a day for sure. Some of the planes on a pole have been completely stripped inside apart from the cockpits (which are sealed with perspex so you can't get in).

Still, it's pretty awesome to be able to climb into a Concorde, TU-144, JU-52 etc and the other displays are just phenomenal as well. I'm amazed they cram so much in there. I went on a rainy day but still took a few photos if it helps tempt you more