Sadly the weather prevented some aircraft from abroad to come over, like the zebra coloured Do27.
Still... almost 50 aircraft turned up, though a lot of them were familiar to me.
01 One of the Piaggio-149's of the Seagull Formation:
02
03 Nowadays Cessna-150M PH-CAN doesn't have the "Aero Noord" taillogo anymore:
04 Another resident, the local glidertug:
05 It's not an awkward landing, but a take-off (Morane MS.880B Rallye Club):
06 This Brewster Fleet-7 came over from the Early Bird hangar at Lelystad:
07 Cessna T303 Crusader PH-VGA is the biggest aircraft based at Hoogeveen, although Soloy-207 PH-ZZF is also a contender:
08 Also based... Piper PA-18-95 Super Cub D-EHCB:
09 And this one also belongs at Hoogeveen:
10 Stinson L-5 Sentinel on picture 9 did a few formation flights with this bigger Stinson AT-19 Reliant:
11 Ulv's were there too, like this Aerospool Dynamic WT9:
12 The Aerospool Dynamic WT9 can also be fitted with a fixed gear:
13 Or winglets...:
14 A real Piper Cub:
15 Another Piaggio 149:
16 Pilot training starts early these days... Hang on, doesn't the instructor normally sit on the right?
17 What is a fly-in without a SAAB Safir:
18 PH-DLK, a De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth:
19 Another Piaggio; this one, including bulletholes, comes from Damme!
20 And again the Tiger Moth... cause it did a nice flyby:
According my list I saw 48 different aircraft at Hoogeveen and I didn't even visit all the spots...
In any case a good day to practice shooting with slow speeds
