Static display aircraft, arrived 9 Sep 1986 with registration N951CA.

[Nikon D300 + Nikkor AF-S 18-200mm]

Delivered to the USAAF as 45-951 in 1945. Registered as N73856 then to the Spanish Air Force as T.3-54 in 1962. To Aces High as G-BLFL in 1984 but not delivered. Registered as N951CA and back to Aces High as G-BLFL in 1985. Back to N951CA then to the USAF Museum as 45-951 in 1986 and preserved at Berlin-Tempelhof. Moved to the roof of the Deutsches Technikmuseum in 1999.

Delivered to the USAAF around 1945 as 45-951. A new construction number (34214) was assigned to the aircraft and it was converted to a WC-47. To an unknown owner as N73856. To the Spanish Air Force in april 1962 as T.3-54. Later became G-BLFL and N951CA. Cancelled as G-BLFL in August 1986 and loaned to the Deutsches Technick Museum in Berlin. She was placed on the roof in 1999.

[Nikon D300 + Nikkor AF-S 18-200 VR]

The sky over Berlin, with the C-47 candy bomber over the entrance of the Technikmuseum, and the 'Weltballon', D-OCUL, tethered near Checkpoint Charlie. The aircraft seems to have a colourful striped fin but only has a yellow tailband in reality; the blue is shadow and the red is a clamp on the rudder. Other identities were T.3-54 in Spain, G-BLFL and N951CA.

This old C-47 is mounted on the roof of the Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin. The colour changes as the building illumination changes - at the moment it is green.