Museums with Luftwaffe aircraft - 4

[Richard T Eger]

The Aircraft Walkaround Center website, by Robert Lundin, consists of primarily of photos and links to photos. Photos of Luftwaffe interest represent but a fraction of the total site offering, yet that is substantial. The site address is:

http://www.aircraftwalkaround.com/

Sections of Luftwaffe interest:

170+ Walkarounds

Dornier Do 24

7 detail color photos taken at Soesterberg Luchtmacht Museum, The Netherlands in 1998.

Fiat CR. 42 (J11)

1 general and 5 detail color photos taken at the Swedish Air Force Museum (Flygvapen Museum) in Linköping in 1980 and 1998.

Junkers Ju 86 (B3)

3 detail b & w photos and 22 b & w drawings, some rather of refined detail, were scanned from the original technical manual which was used in the Swedish AF.

2 detail color photos were taken at the Swedish Air Force Museum (Flygvapen Museum) in Linköping in 1998.

Messerschmitt Bf 109 G

16 detail color photos were taken at US Air Force Museum, Wright Patterson and contributed by Dennis Sparks.

Heinkel He 162

6 detail color photos were contributed by Eric Fujii.

Siebel Si 204

8 color polaroids were found in a bookstore in Stockholm; photographer unknown.

Blohm & Voss BV 141

19 b & w photos and 11 drawings, some quite detailed, were taken from the June 1942 issue of Der Flieger, the June 1942 issue of Der Deutsche Sportflieger and the original pilots manual of the Blohm & Voss Bv 141. These were supplied by Gary Webster.

Focke Wulf Fw 190 A-8 "Blue 4"

19 detail color photos were taken at the TEXAS AIR MUSEUM, San Antonio, TX by Kenneth Eck.


2750+ Walkaround links

This section requires a lot of patience, as there are quite a number of dead links. However, buried in here are some real gems. Aircraft for which there are active links are:

He 111
Bf 109
Bf 110
Fw 190
He 162
Horten IX
Do 335
DFS 230
Fi 156
Ju 87
FA 223
Me 262
Ju 52
Bv 138
Do 24
Ta 152
Me 163
Ba 349
Arado 66 d
Bf 108
He 111 H 16 (CASA 2.111 B)
MXY7 Ohka
Do 212 V1
Fw44 Stieglitz
Me 410 Hornisse
FIAT CR-32
Horten Ho IV
Horten flying wing series
Bucker Jungmann
Bucker Jungmeister 1


Airshows and Museums

Belgian air shows

1 color photo of Spanish Bf 109

Regards,
Richard

[Richard T Eger]

Colonel Blade's Ju 88 - Archiv website is devoted to the Ju 88 family of aircraft. The address of this German language site is:

http://www.ju88-archiv.de/ju88/main.htm

Sections of interest are:

Privat (Personal) - Color photo of a display model of a Ju 88 apparently of WW II origin.

Neues (New) - Site updates

Geschichte (History) - Early history of development of the Ju 88 with 12 b & w photos.

Versionen (Versions) - Fairly complete coverage of the various versions up through the Ju 488 with capsule descriptions, b & w photos, and color profiles. Includes an interesting development progression chart.

Geschwader (Squadron) - Listing by squadron identification, Kennzeichen, and Ju 88 versions flown.

Museum - Listing of known existing Ju 88 family aircraft from wrecks to museums. A number of these include photographs. Countries where Ju 88 family aircraft are currently located are:

Germany
Norway
Belgium
USA
USA - NASM Garber restoration facility
Great Britain
Piräus
Euböa
East coast of the Peloponnes
Crete
Russia
Finnland
Le Frioul bei Marseille
Nordskyn peninsula at the north cape

Quellen (Sources) - Descriptions with color cover photos of 15 books.

Forum - Presumably a discussion forum, but I could not open this page.

Links - 7 Luftwaffe history related links.

Regards,
Richard

[Richard T Eger]

From 12 O'Clock High!:

Anders Berg
Arado 66
Thu Mar 13 23:47:32 2026
217.70.229.41

Got a few pictures taken at Bardufoss / Gardermoen - norway of Ar66's - NSGr.8 machines? I did record the (presumably) w.nr of one of the Ar 66's - the one with the ETC - as 2565..
Any comments - assuming the link works..

http://community.webshots.com/user/anderbe

(Anders also has photos of a Fw 200 wreck at Hommelvik.

Regards,
Richard)

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Mikael O
Ar 66
Fri Mar 14 14:07:51 2026
213.89.103.197

Hi Anders,

At my website www.axisaircraft.com you can find some basic information regarding some of the Ar 66s recovered at Bardufoss. I think that they recovered remains of all in all 11 Ar 66s but there was so little worth salvaging from some of them, that they've just listed 7 frames as recovered. The only W.Nrs I've seen on them are 850 and 1034, but may be you know of more?

From the same place they've salvaged half-track trucks and other stuff. There's still stuff around at Bardufoss, some of it buldozed into a gorge by the english after the war.

/Mikael

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Tom Willis
Ar 66 identity plates!
Fri Mar 14 23:00:03 2026
62.30.239.57

Hi

I am trying to put together Ar 66 W/nrs (aswell as other Arado types).

The Ar 66 was manufactured by quite a few other manufacturers than just Arado.

From the identity plates it should be possible to give the respective manufacturer for the surviving W/nrs.

Is this information available?

Anything that you might be able to give me will be of some help.

Thanks in advance

Kind regards

Tom Willis

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Mikael O
ID plates
Sun Mar 16 13:58:24 2026
213.89.103.197

Hi Tom,

Unfortunately I haven't seen the data plates myself.
/Mikael

[Richard T Eger]

For comments regarding the attempted recovery of the Fw 200 in the Trondheims Fjord, the reader is referred to the "Archives in Germany: General Information" forum, the Luftwaffe museums in Germany - 9" topic.

Regards,
Richard

[Richard T Eger]

From 12 O'Clock High!:

jbl
fw-190 in Norway museum.
Sat Apr 12 17:34:29 2026
64.10.91.100

Hi!
Lost all my datas when my HD crashed. I search a site about a norway museum who restore a FW-190 a8 with a really good pic of the BMW-801. If someone can remind me this site...
TIA
jbl

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Dave
Bodo
Sun Apr 13 08:25:45 2026
210.86.73.31

Hi

The aircraft was at Gardermoen , but is now at Bodo. Here is the website for that Museum.

http://www.aviation-museum.com/Engelsk/News/default.htm

Dave

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Mikael O
BMW 801
Sun Apr 13 19:57:55 2026
213.89.144.151

Hi,

You can also find a photo of the BMW 801 in storage at Gardemoen at this site www.axisaicraft.com

/Mikael

[Richard T Eger]

From 12 O'Clock High!:

Pawel Burchard
to our Swedish friends
Tue Apr 29 06:47:37 2026
80.50.135.94

I found out that there is French built Siebel 204D in Museum in Linkoping, Sweden, unfortunately it seems not to be on display. Would it be possible to get some photos of the plane anyway? I mean kind of 'walkaround' photos - landing gear bay etc.

Best regards,
Pawel Burchard

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Mikael Olrog
Re: to our Swedish friends
Tue Apr 29 20:48:09 2026
213.89.144.151

Hi Pawel,

You can see two photos, one external and one internal which I took two or three years ago on my website: www.axisaircraft.com . Unfortunately there were no time to make a real "walk around" of the aircraft.

Best whishes
/Mikael

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Pawel Burchard
Re: to our Swedish friends
Wed Apr 30 07:28:18 2026
80.50.135.94

Hello Mikael,
Was it hard to get to the a/c? AFAIK it is not on public display.

Best wishes,
Pawel Burchard

http://www.gray.serveftp.com/kursk/

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Mikael Olrog
Re: to our Swedish friends
Wed Apr 30 15:54:17 2026
213.89.144.151

THe aircraft is in storage and accessible by prior appointment. I guess one has to have a good reason (or contacts :-)to get access to it. The storage hangar is in a military area which might (don't know) complicate things for foreigners. But I suggest you contact Flygvapenmuseum directly since they are very friendly and helpful.

Best whishes
/Mikael

[Richard T Eger]

The Messerschmitt Bf 109 website by Andreas Goldmann covers the history of Prof. Messerschmitt; the Me 109 history, variants, armament, engines, and aces who flew the Me 109; and Spanish volunteers. There is a nice photo gallery, including photos of preserved aircraft. A listing of existing Bf 109 with short histories is provided along with some photos. The site address is:

http://www.adlertag.de/mainindex.htm

Sections of interest are:

The Constructor: Professor Willi Messerschmitt - Short history of Messerschmitt and his company through WW II and beyond.

The Development of the Me 109 - Short history.

The "Me 109" Versions - Brief technical data and photos of:

Bf 109 A
Bf 109 B "Berta"
Bf 109 C "Cäsar"
Bf 109 D "Dora"
Bf 109 E "Emil"
BF 109 F "Friedrich"
Bf 109 G "Gustav"
Bf 109 H
Bf 109 K
Bf 109 T

The Engines of the "Me 109" - Brief descriptions of the engines and the variants they were used in:

Junkers Jumo 210
Daimler-Benz DB 600
Daimler-Benz DB 601
Daimler-Benz DB 605

The Armament of the Me 109 - Descriptions and photos of:

Guns and Cannons
Rockets
Bombs

"Me 109" Projects - Descriptions and histories. One plan of Me 309.

Bf 109 V-21
Bf 109 X
Me 209
Me 309
Bf 109 Z
Bf 109 TL
Me P. 1091

Assembly Sets for the Me 109 G and K - Description.

RI through RVIII
BR21
Adaption Set AS
Assembly Set "trop"

Gallery - Photos of different variants.

Bf 109B - 1 b&w
Bf 109C - 1 b&w
Bf 109C-1 - 1 b&w
Bf 109D-1 - 1 b&w
Bf 109E - 5 b&w, 1 color
Bf 109E-1 - 1 b&w
Bf 109E-3 - 12 color (Deutsches Museum, Munich)
Bf 109E-3/B - 1 b&w
Bf 109E-4 - 2 b&w
Bf 109E-7 - 2 b&w
Bf 109E-7 - 6 color (restoration at the Fighter Factory, Suffolk, Virginia)
Bf 109F - 1 b&w
Bf 109F-2 Galland replica - 1 color (Australia)
Bf 109F-4 - 2 b&w
Bf 109F-4/trop - 18 color (Canada Aviation Museum)
Bf 109F-6 - 1 b&w
Bf 109G - 2 b&w
Bf 109G-2 - 7 color (Luftwaffenmuseum Berlin-Gatow) (with brief history)
Bf 109G-2 - 4 color (Luftwaffenmuseum Hannover-Laatzen)
Bf 109G-2 - 14 color (Messerschmitt-Foundation, pictured at Oberschleißheim)
Bf 109G-4 - 8 color (Technikmuseum Speyer)
Bf 109G-6 - 4 b&w
Bf 109G-6 (FM+BB) - 18 color (Messerschmitt-Foundation, Messerschmitt Stiftung)
Bf 109G-6 - 2 color (Auto Technik Museums Sinsheim)
Bf 109G-6/R-6 - 1 b&w
Bf 109G-6/Y (MT-507) - 1 color (Central Finland Aviation Museum)
Bf 109G-10 - 2 b&w
Bf 109G-10 (black 2) - 17 color
Bf 109G-10 - 1 color (Evergreen Aviation Museum, Oregon)
Bf 109G10/R2 - 1 color
Bf 109G-12 - 1 b&w
Bf 109G-14 - 1 b&w
Bf 109K-4

Unit Organisation of the Luftwaffe - Descriptions and aircraft markings.

Rotte
Schwarm
Staffel
Gruppe
Geschwader

Asse auf der Me 109 - In German, biographies with photos of the following aces:

Wilhelm Balthasar
Heinz Bär
Gerhard Barkhorn
Wilhelm Batz
Gyorgy Debrody
Georg-Peter Eder
Adolf Galland
Gordon M. Gollob
Hermann Graf
Alfred Grislawski
Anton Hafner
Erich Hartmann
Dietrich Hrabak
Otto Kittel
Günther Lützow
Hans-Joachim Marseille
Werner Mölders
Joachim Müncheberg
Walter Nowotny
Günther Rall
Erich Rudorffer
Hans-Arnold Stahlschmidt
Johannes Steinhoff
Hannes Trautloft
Franz vom Werra
Helmut Wick
Johannes Wiese
Wolf-Dietrich Wilcke

Surviving Bf 109 - Brief histories, some with photos or links thereto.

Flying Bf 109

Bf 109 E-7 (Santa Monica, California/USA)
Bf 109 G-6 "FM + BB" (Messerschmitt-Stiftung/Germany)
Bf 109 G-10 "black 2"(Messerschmitt-Stiftung/Germany)

Static Display

Bf 109 E-3 (Munich/Germany)
Bf 109 E-3 (Duxford/England)
Bf 109 E-3 (Dübendorf/Switzerland)
Bf 109 E-3b (Hendon/England)
Bf 109 E-3 (Johannesburg/Southafrica)
Bf 109 E-4 (Mesa, Arizona/USA)
Bf 109 F-2/trop (Johannesburg/Southafrika)
Bf 109 F-4/trop. (Canada Aviation Museum, Ottawa/Canada)
Bf 109 G-2 (Messerschmitt-Foundation, Manching/Germany)
Bf 109 G-2 (Berlin-Gatow/Germany)
Bf 109 G-2 (Belgrade/Yugoslavia)
Bf 109 G-2 (Hannover-Laatzen/Germany)
Bf 109 G-2/trop. (Hendon/England)
Bf 109 G-4 (actually (2003) at Technik Museum Speyer)
Bf 109 G-5 (Dayton, Ohio/USA)
Bf 109 G-6 (Sinsheim/Germany)
Bf 109 G-6 (Utti/Finland)
Bf 109 G-6/Y (Tikkakoski/Finland)
Bf 109 G-6/R3 (Washington D.C./USA)
Bf 109 G-10 (McMinnville, Oregon/USA)

Restoration Projects

Bf 109 B/V-10a (Oberschleißheim/Munich)
Bf 109 E-1
Bf 109 E-1
Bf 109 E-3 (Berlin/Germany)
Bf 109 E-7
Bf 109 G-1/R2
Bf 109 G-6 (Australia)
Bf 109 G-6 (Australia)
Bf 109 G-6 (Cracow/Poland)

Replicas

Bf 109 V-7
Bf 109 F-2
Bf 109 G-14/AS (Leipzig/Germany)

Specials - Special articles.

Bf 109 at the IV. International flight meeting at Zurich 1937 - Summary with tables and photos of this air meet a Dübendorf Airbase near Zurich in July 1937 in which 5 Bf 109's participated.

The Bf 109 V-13 breakes the F.A.I. world speed record - Article with photos of the Bf 109V-13 breaking the world speed record on Nov. 11, 1937.

The Blue Squadrons: Spanish volunteers in the Luftwaffe - History and photos for the 5 squadrons, their emblems, their uniforms, and pilots killed or missing in action.

The Ranks of Luftwaffe, RAF and US Airforce - Table of comparable ranks.

Links - 23 links to sites covering aircraft, pilots, units, and general WW II.

Regards,
Richard

[Richard T Eger]

The following information is in references to the website The Hanns Klemm Homepage, by Horst Zoeller.

From within a thread on 12 O'Clock High!:

Tony Jones
Re: H. Klemm Homepage & Horst Zoeller
Wed Mar 24 19:25:30 2026
195.92.67.65

Go to

http://www.junkers.de.vu/

When into the site go down to "German Aviation History" click on this and then select Klemm

(Per Tony's guidance, this site is found through first going to Horst Zoeller's "The Hugo Junkers Homepage" site. The site appears to be of 1998 vintage and doesn't appear to have been updated since. The Homepage notes the following site contents:

Contents

Hanns Klemm's Biography

Development of Klemm Flugzeugbau

Who is who at Klemm?

Klemm Aircraft Types - very detailed listing with histories and technical data

Remaining Klemm Aircraft - listing of remaining Klemm aircraft in:

- Germany
- Austria
- Luxembourg
- England
- Iceland
- Finland
- Australia
- USA
- Sweden
- Denmark
- Netherlands
- Switzerland
- Portugal

Links to other servers

Klemm Literature + Books


Links to Klemm related Pages

Klemm KL107 Hompage (photos of remaining KL107 aircraft)


Klemm Books & References - reference to 3 books

Regards,
Richard)

[Richard T Eger]

HZoeller
Member
Posted: 10 April 2026 15:48

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

You might reach my Klemm Page also with the direct link

http://home.t-online.de/home/hzoeller/kl_home.htm

Best, Horst

[Richard T Eger]

From 12 O'Clock High!:

Andrzej
Heinkel He 111 H 20
Fri Apr 16, 2026 12:37
83.30.32.240

Nose of a Heinkel.

Dear Friends,
I'm a modeller, starting to build a model of He 111 H 20 by Airfix.
The problem I face is the nose of this craft. As far as I know, this part of the Heinkel was modified in this version, but the Airfix didn't modelled it the right way, I'm affraid. What I'm looking for are pictures or sketches of He 111 H 20 nose to remodell it correctly.
Help me please find them!

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

David Ransome
Heinkel nose
Fri Apr 16, 2026 16:38
195.92.194.11

Hi,

On the original aircraft the H-20 nose was basically the same overall shape and size as the earlier H models. (Personally verified by examination/measurement of surviving specimens, RAF museum and Norway).

I seem to recall that the Airfix H-20 fuselage and nose particularly were slightly too thin in plan view. The fuselage was relatively easy to correct. The nose I tried widening with clear plastic inserts without success, and ended up using an Italeri nose as a pattern and moulded heated acetate sheet over it. This came out okay.

There is a reprint of an He 111 H-20 handbook on eBay at present which has illustrations of the cockpit area, this may be of use!

Regards

David

[Richard T Eger]

The Ju 88 currently being restored at Gardermoen, Norway, is covered with numerous photos, history, etc. at the Ju 88 CF + VP website at:

http://www.ju88.net/

A summary of this website can be found on the topic "Junkers 88 CF + VP, by Tormod Christiansen" on the "Useful Websites" forums.
u
Regards,
Richard

[Richard T Eger]

The AXLs Plane Gallery website, by Alex Postma, contains a very large collection of Axis aircraft photos, some vintage and some of preserved aircraft. The site address is:

http://www.studenten.net/customasp/axl/index.asp

The section of interest is:

WWII Axis - photos

Bf 108 - 12 color, 4 b&w

- Includes A/C at Kalamazoo Air Zoo, Kalamazoo, MI, U.S.A.; Musee Royal de l'Armee, Brussels, Belgium; Ex N108H, OO-NET, New Zealand; Germany; Deutsche Lufthansa Berlin Stiftung, Germany; Imperial War Museum, London, England

Bf 109 - 26 color, 8 b&w

- Includes A/C at RAFM Hendon, England; German Air Force Museum, Germany; Finnish AF Museum, Tikkakoski, Finland; USAFM, Dayton, OH, U.S.A.; IWM, Duxford, England; NASM, Washington D.C., U.S.A.; Planes of Fame, California, U.S.A.; Fundacja Polskie Orly, wnr 163306, Poland; Bf 109G-10 W.Nr. 151591, EADS, Messerschmitt Foundation, Germany

Bf 110 - 8 color, 11 b&w

Me 163 - 10 color, 15 b&w

- Includes A/C at RAFM Cosford, England; Luftwaffe Museum, Gatow, Germany; IWM, Duxford, England.

Me 262 - 12 color, 22 b&w

- Includes A/C at Deutches Museum, Munich, Germany; NASM, Washington D.C.; U.S.A.; Vojenske Muzeum, Kbely AB, Czech Republic; South African National Museum of Military History; South Africa.

Me 323 - 6 color, 14 b&w

Me 410 - 7 color, 6 b&w

- Includes A/C at RAFM Cosford, England

Messerschmitt P.1101 - 7 b&w

Ta 152 - 8 b&w

Ta 154 - 6 b&w

Fw 187 - 1 color, 8 b&w

Fw 189 - 3 color, 27 b&w

Fw 190 - 12 color, 29 b&w

- Includes A/C at USAFM, Dayton, OH, U.S.A.; RAFM Hendon, England

Fw 200 - 3 color, 19 b&w

Ju 52 - 2 color, 8 b&w

Ju 87 - 8 color, 29 b&w

- Includes A/C at RAFM Hendon, England

Ju 88 - 4 color, 8 b&w

-Includes A/C at RAFM Hendon, England

Ju 287 - 9 b&w

Ju 290 - 9 b&w

Ju 388 - 2 color, 11 b&w

Ju 390 - 4 b&w

Do 17 - 2 color, 11 b&w

Do 18 - 1 color, 8 b&w

Do 24 - 2 color, 11 b&w

- Includes A/C at Militaire Luchvaart Museum, Kamp Van Zeist, Netherlands

Do 26 - 2 color, 7 b&w

Do 215 - 7 b&w

Do 217 - 1 color, 17 b&w

Do 335 - 3 color, 13 b&w

- Includes A/C at NASM Garber, Silver Hill, MD, U.S.A.

Do J Wal - 1 color, 8 b&w

- Includes A/C at Technical Museum, Lujan, Argentina

He 59 - 1 color, 11 b&w

He 100 - 1 color, 4 b&w

He 111 - 8 color, 30 b&w

- Includes A/C at RAFM Hendon, England; Confederate Air Force, Midland TX, U.S.A. (crashed and destroyedon 10 July 2026); Norwegian Aviation Museum, Norway

He 111Z - 9 b&w

He 112 - 1 color, 11 b&w

He 114 - 6 b&w

He 115 - 4 color, 9 b&w

He 177 - 2 color, 11 b&w (possibly 1 of these is in color)

He 162 - 4 color, 11 b&w

- Includes A/C at Planes of Fame California, U.S.A.; IWM, London, England; Le Bourget Paris, France; RAFM Hendon, England

He 219 - 2 color, 6 b&w

He 280 - 8 b&w

Hs 123 - 1 color, 10 b&w

Hs 129 - 1 color, 8 b&w

Bv 138 - 2 color, 16 b&w

Bv 141 - 11 b&w

Bv 222 - 17 b&w

Bv 238 - 6 b&w

Fi 103 - 1 color

- Missile at Historisch-Technisches Informationszentrum, Peenemünde, Germany (replica containing original parts)

Fi 104R - 6 b&w

Fi 156 - 27 color, 11 b&w

- Includes A/C at CAF Texas, U.S.A.; USAFM, Dayton, OH, U.S.A.; Swiss Air Force Museum, Switzerland; Luftwaffe Museum, Gatow, Berlin, Germany; Fi 156 W.Nr. 475309, Kermit Weeks, Florida, U.S.A.; Flygvapenmuseum, Linköping, Sweden.

Ar 196 - 5 color, 11 b&w

- Includes A/C at NASM Garber, Silver Hill, MD, U.S.A.

Ar 232 - 9 b&w

Ar 234 - 4 color, 11 b&w

- Includes one A/C variously at NASM, Garber, Silver Hill, MD, U.S.A.; NASM, Washington, D.C., U.S.A.; NASM, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Washington Dulles International Airport, Chantilly, VA, U.S.A. (current A/C location).

Ar 240 - 8 b&w

Ba 349 - 5 color, 12 b&w

- Includes A/C at NASM, Garber, Silver Hill, MD, U.S.A.

Caproni Campini CC.1 - 7 color, 4 b&w

- Includes A/C at the Italian Air Force Museum, Vigna di Valle, Rome, Italy

HA-1112-M1L (Spanish-built Bf 109) - 15 color

- Includes A/C at Planes of Fame, Chino, CA, U.S.A.; Fighter Factory, Suffolk, VA, U.S.A.; National Aviation Air Museum, ONT, Canada, on loan to Western Canada Aviation Museum, Canada; OFMC, Duxford, England, crashed on 25 Sept. 1999 in Spain; Kalamazoo Aviation History Museum, Kalamazoo, MI, U.S.A.

Mitsubishi J8M1 Shusui - 5 color, 4 b&w

- Includes A/C at Planes of Fame, Chino, CA, U.S.A.; Mitsubishi Heavy Industry, Nagoya, Japan

Nakajima Kikka - 9 b&w

Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka - Baka - 6 color, 12 b&w

- Includes A/C at RAFM Cosford, England


My thanks go to Mikael Olrog who helped with identifying the locations of the preserved Axis aircraft.

Regards,
Richard