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During a family holiday in Berlin, August 2014 I couldn’t resist to visit the Deutsche Technikmuseum.
This museum has a large collection of impressive innovations and technical development from over a large timespan, covering industries, transport and daily life items.
All the way to the top of the museum brings you to the aviation-part of the collection offering a spread of famous German and other countries aircraft from over the years.
Following a collection of photo’s from this more than interesting museum in the great city of Berlin.
Photo report:
Nord 1002 Pingouin II French Navy 257
Reims F172P Skyhawk II D-ECJB
Focke-Achgelis FA-330A-1
Eindecker Rumpler
Jeannin Stahltaube
Flugmotor Daimler DB605 D
Flugmotor BMW 003 used on VolksJäger aircraft
Fucke-Wolf A 16
Das Gläserne Flugzeug Arado Ar 96 B
Das Gläserne Flugzeug Arado Ar 96 B
Horten II D-10-125
Horten II D-10-125
Junkers Ju-52-3mte Lufthansa D-AZAW
Nord NC-702 Martinet Si-204A French air force 331 – PN
Klemm Kl-35 D-EDOD
Klemm Kl-35 D-EDOD
Arado Ar-79 D-EMVT
Halberstadt CL IV D71
Messerschmitt Bf-110F-2 LN-NR
Messerschmitt Bf-109E-3 1407 – 5
PZL-Mielec Lim-2 MiG-15bis Polish air force 1323
Fieseler S14 Storch Fi-156C-3 Swedish air force FV-3810
North American Fiat F-86K Sabre Italian air force 51-50
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