The Jeannin Stahltaube (literally ‘Steel Pigeon’)
in Berlin’s Museum of Technology is a restored original built in 1914.

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The new wing in Berlin’s Museum of Technology has a lot of airplanes, some of which are just hanging from the ceiling of the staircase.

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The staircase of the new wing in Berlin’s Museum of Technology looks amazing.

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In the middle of the new wing of Berlin’s Museum of Technology hangs a replica of one of Otto Lilienthal’s gliders from the late 1800s.

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The new wing of Berlin’s Museum of Technology is also full of airplanes!

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The steamboat Kurt-Heinz is one of the largest maritime exhibits in Berlin’s Museum of Technology – it was built in 1901 and still in use in the early 1960s.

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An historic boat in Berlin’s Museum of Technology from about 1840 that was found in the Havel – it was called a ‘Kaffenkahn’ and was used to transport roof tiles into the city.

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Another amazingly intricate model ship from Berlin’s Museum of Technology.

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Berlin’s Museum of Technology is not just trains – now we go to the maritime exhibition in the new wing that starts with some fascinating sail ship models.

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This photo of the futuristic-looking Henschel-BBC DE2500 ‘UmAn’ experimental diesel locomotive is the last photo of the railway exhibits in Berlin’s Museum of Technology – then we move on to other parts of the museum!

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