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Yes one point for SpacedustSpacedust wrote:...and put it outside again, where it is much more nicer to photograph!
But to keep it in a good condition, it would be better to place it indoors..... 
Yes that would be great! But there is one point, the ZULU is located at Camp New Amsterdam, and that's not where the museum will come, because it comes in the hangars of 298/300SQN. And I can't imagine that they allow to enter the military side of the base. But there is a big change you can get very close to the former ZULU hangar because you can enter it from the runway-side in the future. So you don't have to get onto the base to have acces to the buildings overthere.sabk9 wrote:Hope that the former ZULU facility will form a part of the new museum so that they can put the Eagle in the hangar.
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