Incident Overview
A pilot reported that while attempting to land with a right quartering headwind, the wind shifted to a right quartering tailwind and began to gust. As a result, the aircraft started to drift to the left, toward parked airplanes and hangars. The pilot elected to perform a go-around to avoid a collision.
Sequence of Events
During the go-around, as the pilot attempted to climb out and clear the hangars, the aircraft continued to drift to the left. The left wing subsequently struck a hangar, the right wing struck the ground, and the aircraft nosed into the ground.
Damage
The aircraft sustained damage to both wings and the nose section from the impact with the hangar and the ground. The condition of the parked airplanes and hangars was not specified.
Pilot Actions
The pilot's decision to initiate a go-around was made in response to the loss of directional control during the landing attempt. The report did not include any further information on pilot experience or training.
Environment
The incident occurred during daylight conditions with a variable wind that shifted from a right quartering headwind to a right quartering tailwind with gusting. No other weather factors were reported.
Investigation
The investigation is based solely on the pilot's report. No analysis of causal factors or recommendations were provided.