Familypark Irrland Twisteden, Germany

[r.e.hendriks]

Hi all,

Only a few days after a very nice day at the tigermeet at Landivisiau I visited the Familypark Irrland at Twisteden, Germany.

Here some impressions of the aircraft visible out there.

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Just like at Landivisiau...a very nice tiger colorscheme!!







MM6356/60-56 G-91T/1 ex Italian AF



Unknown An-2



Cockpit of the An-2



4602 Mi-2TSz ex Polish AF



Unknown PZL-101

That's all folks...

If there's anyone with more info on the An-2 and PZL-101 please let me know.

Best regards, Rob.
http://www.danger-zone.fotografeert.nl

[DJMikey]

Watching these pics I assume the visit was worth it Robmans!
Do you have a list of all the preserved aircraft wich can be seen there?
See you tonight m8!

Grt, Mike.

[r.e.hendriks]

Hi m8,

These are all the aircraft outthere. It really is a nice park for the kids.
You can climb into the Mi-2, An-2 and PZL-101.

By the way, these shots were taken with a small Kodak Digicam.
I only resized them and had to adjust only a little bit. Not bad for a 100 euro camera

Call you later...and see you tonight.

Rob.

[GUINNESS_EHEH]

Hi Rob,

The PZL101A should be ex SP-CET (c/n 96177);
The An-2T should be ex SP-FMP (c/n 1G147-23) = ex Polish AF 4723.

Grz, Stefan J.

[r.e.hendriks]

Ik was in de veronderstelling dat de An-2 de RA-31516 was met c/n 1G199-25

Groeten Rob

[Wrecks]

There are/were two An-2's in the park.

[Buccaneer S.2B]

De rode An2 heeft in de cockpit een plaatje (callsign) met "31516" erop.
De PZL101 heeft een bodemplaatje met SP-CET, gefotografeerd wat jaren geleden. Tevens
is SP-CET te lezen op de cockpitinstrumenten.
De Poolse Antonov was (is?) te zien vanaf de Noord kant, waar ook de G222 te zien is.

groet,
Remco

[ehusmann]

De rode An2 heeft in de cockpit een plaatje (callsign) met "31516" erop.

That's a bit confusing, as the Polish one is now in red colours, while the other one is the Russian one (RA-31516). As far as I know at least...

Erwin

[Buccaneer S.2B]

No, the Russian one has always been there on poles in red colours. btw: the plate stating "31516" can be seen just left of the right stearing
wheal in the picture attached to this thread. The Polish one was acquired a few years ago, and is like the G222 and the G91 in the area
West of the local road splitting the park in two. The PZL101, red An-2 and Mill are in the Eastern part.

wkr.,
Remco

[ehusmann]

Like I say, it is getting confusing

The latest Google images (1 August 2015, so even after the above picture!) show the opposite of what you are saying now. The one west of the road, the Polish therefore, is red. While the one on poles, at the waterslides, the Russian one, is blue and yellow.

But where it is really getting confusing, is that I found also two pictures on jetphotos of the two. The Polish in red and the Russian in blue/yellow, taken in 2013/2014. But that's before the above picture and they don't exactly look alike. Uhm....

By the way, the C-160 from Baarlo is no also in the park, in the west side.

Erwin