First flown in occupied Denmark in 1944, the KZ IV was designed as an ambulance aircraft. Only two examples were built but both survive, the first one airworthy in the museum at Stauning and the other one here at the worthy Technical Museum in Helsingor. On the left is a rare Saab B17 and what looks like an artillery piece on the right is in fact a tail boom of a Blohm & Voss BV 138 flying boat.

Just two KZ IV aircraft were built, this being the second in 1948. The type was initially designed in Denmark during World War Two as an ambulance aircraft.