A collection of toy robots in the entrance of Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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Back to the Lobby of Berlin’s Museum of Technology with the Cessna hanging from the ceiling.

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The remains of an engine of a Russian Iljuschin Il-2 m3 fighter jet from the 1940s.

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This Heinel He 162 fighter plane from the last months of the second world war has only been in Berlin’s Museum of Technology since 2011 and is the only one of seven preserved located in Germany.

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Berlin’s Museum of Technology does have a sort of rocket – an experimental two-stage surface-to-air missile from the early 1940s.

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This Bücker Bü 181 in Berlin’s Museum of Technology from 1940 is another wartime plane that was later produced until the early 1950s as a small, but versatile flight school plane. This particular plame unfortunately seems to have been used to drop grenades in the late stages of the war judging from the one strapped under the wing.

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This small airplane in Berlin’s Museum of Technology is unfortunately another war product from 1936, the Fiesler 136 ‘Storch’, but it was actually built until 1949 and used in other countries as well.

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More airplanes in Berlin’s Museum of Technology, although I can’t identify those.

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The skyline of Berlin from the roof of the Museum of Technology.

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You can actually stand under the Rosinenbomber on the roof of Berlin’s Museum of Technology and get this amazing mirrored view!

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