A powerless German observation autogyro from World War II. Used since 1942 on some type IX U-boats to increase the range of observation, only in waters where there was no significant activity of Allied aircraft (e.g. in the Indian Ocean). About a dozen machines of this type have been preserved, one of them is exhibited in the museum in Egeskov.

exhibited outdoors in the lovely park of Egeskov Castle

Built 1941. Ex L2-38, PJ-AKD, BX238, RNethAF T2, SE-BXR, OH-ETA, LN-BFS, OY-AOV. Cancelled from the Danish register 13 June 1966 as WFU. Depicted here in the markings of the Royal Netherlands East Indies Army Air Force. Later displayed in the Nationaal Militair Museum at Soesterberg.

Delivered to RCAF 22 December 1943 as FT380 and transferred to RAF 4 March 1944, still as FT380. Struck off charge by the RAF 1947, to RDanAF January 1947 as 31-324. With the Egeskov Veteranmuseum 1969-1985.