Aero C 104

Aero C 104 The Aero C-104 aircraft is a Czechoslovak single-engine, two-seat training aircraft. It is a continuation of the development of the German aircraft Bücker Bü 131 Jungmann, whose production was forcibly introduced by Germany during World War II and the occupation of Czech lands at the Aero factory in Prague. The original Bücker …

Jerrycan Wehrmacht WW2

Jerrycan Wehrmacht WW2 The Wehrmacht-Einheitskanister, as it was known in Germany, was first developed in 1937 by the Müller engineering firm in Schwelm to a design by their chief engineer Vinzenz Grünvogel. A similar design was used in 1936 during the Spanish Civil War, where they had a company logo for Ambi-Budd Presswerk GmbH. Among others, the Wehrmacht had specified that a …

Piper L 4H

Piper L 4H An inconspicuous labourer of World War II, the 30`s, and postwar era, It was produced in many versions with different identification. It entered history first as a civilian, and later as a military aircraft. The 8673 aircraft that were made enjoyed great popularity in many countries from Europe, through Africa to the …

Zlin C 305

Zlin C 305 Aircraft of the Zlín Trenér series are today among the legends of the Czechoslovak aviation industry. The first Trenér, the Z 26, flew in 1947 and until 1974, when the last Trenér Z 726 left the production line in Otrokovice, 1457 machines of this series were built. Primarily intended for the military …

US Army Air Force Type A3 fuel trailer

US Army Air Force Type A3 fuel trailer You can follow the progress of work on our Type A3 fuel trailer here.

US ARMY WW2 Folding Bed

US ARMY WW2 Folding Bed

Willys MB

Willys MB

Dodge WC 52

Dodge WC 52 This car is known as „Big Jeep“. Originally was made as a weapons carrier, specifically for heavy machine gun or light cannon, but it was eventually manufactured in many version. For example command car, light heavy, ambulance or radio car. During the Second world war was manufactured almost 400 thousands pieces of …

Avia BH 5

Avia BH 5 The plane was constructed according to the type BH-1, the first successful plane produced by the Avia Works. It was an all-wooden two-seat training, sports and messenger plane, which was bigger than BH-1, more solid and more sophisticated, in its aerodynamics and technology. It was designed for flying basic acrobatics. The BH-5 was the first Czechoslovak …