The Douglas C-47 ‘Rosinenbomber’ on the roof platform of Berlin’s Museum of Technology can not only be seen from the ground, but also from close up!

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The Junkers JU-52 in Berlin’s Museum of Technology is very shiny.

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A closer look at the Junkers JU-52 in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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This Junkers JU-52 in Berlin’s Museum of Technology was built in 1941 and I’m not sure if it’s still flightworthy, but there are some others that still occasionally fly. For some years we had several different JU-52 flying over our city from the local airport, but this one in Berlin was the first I’ve seen close up!

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A car in the aviation section of Berlin’s Museum of Technology? This 1923 Rumpler Tropfenwagen is probably included for its aerodynamic design.

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I couldn’t remember exactly what this biplane in Berlin’s Museum of Technology was, but it was impressive.

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A flying wing in Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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This Rheinflug RW3 in Berlin’s Museum of Technology was one of the first light civil airplanes built in Germany in the Mid-1950s.

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Another war plane in Berlin’s Museum of Technology – the Nord 1101 was built in German-occupied France around 1944. Below is a Klemm KL-107, a light aircraft also built in Germany in the early 1940s.

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There are quite a few fighter planes in Berlin’s Museum of Technology like this F-86K Sabre from the late 1940s.

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