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Decaying Ekranoplan
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 15 4:31 pm
by Jem
Posted: Tue Oct 20, 15 6:34 pm
by andyrob
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 15 8:20 am
by MattH
There goes another half hour looking at some great pics!
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 15 8:36 am
by morgan
Here ya go - dozens. Inside and out... (how the heck did they climb the thing ??? )
I remember MattH and I drooling over these a while back
http://englishrussia.com/2010/03/12/ekranoplan/
Posted: Wed Oct 21, 15 10:38 am
by MattH
Re: Decaying Ekranoplan
Posted: Tue Feb 09, 21 8:52 am
by morgan
More Ekranoplan anyone ? They moved it ! Towed it down the sea, beached it, and are dragging it into a museum !
https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/ ... index.html
Re: Decaying Ekranoplan
Posted: Tue Feb 09, 21 4:07 pm
by Blue
I love cold war era Soviet stuff its just totally bonkers.
Re: Decaying Ekranoplan
Posted: Tue Feb 09, 21 7:45 pm
by Matt
A bit of a later era , but an image search for 'abandoned soviet space shuttle' produces great results.
Let alone anything else, that's a bonkers amount of steelwork.

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Re: Decaying Ekranoplan
Posted: Tue Feb 09, 21 10:57 pm
by MattH
I love this sort of thing!

Re: Decaying Ekranoplan
Posted: Wed Feb 10, 21 8:44 am
by Dom66
Like the jet powered trains...

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Re: Decaying Ekranoplan
Posted: Wed Feb 10, 21 8:58 am
by Blue
In a world when you can move about again this is the sort of stuff I want to go and see.
Re: Decaying Ekranoplan
Posted: Wed Feb 10, 21 11:56 am
by morgan
Dont forget the River-Rockets on your tour Blue...
Re: Decaying Ekranoplan
Posted: Wed Feb 10, 21 11:57 am
by morgan
Matt wrote: Tue Feb 09, 21 7:45 pm
A bit of a later era , but an image search for 'abandoned soviet space shuttle' produces great results.
Let alone anything else, that's a bonkers amount of steelwork.
I think I read somewhere one of the hangers has collapsed now. But there are some amazing shots of the 'technology' inside these things. Holy cow its agricultural (but so was the american shuttle when you look back at it now)