Previously stored in a car scrapyard between Halfweg and Amsterdam, this upside-down Mi-2 has been part of Walibi's "Lost Gravity" roller-coaster attraction since 2016.

Previously stored in a car scrapyard between Halfweg and Amsterdam, this upside-down Mi-2 has been part of Walibi's "Lost Gravity" roller-coaster attraction since 2016.

This is really 94+82 which was delivered to the Luftwaffe under the Mutual Defense Assistance Programme (MDAP) with USAF serial 57-681. The aircraft was reserialled to AB+820, and became DB+388 from July 1959. Late 1959, is was again reserialled and DB+396 was adapted until 1971. It then became 94+82. It was preserved at Lechfeld as 94+03 from September 1980, then preserved at Lechfeld Schwabstadl Kaserne as DB+396 from October 1994. It was moved to Lechfeld Lager from October 1990. From October 2009, it went to the Militär Geschichtliche Sammlung (Military Historical Museum) Lechfeld.

Former German helicopter, eyecatcher at Rooie Ben's scrapyard.

Former East German Mi-2, Luftwaffe serial 9482, seen at Rooie Ben's Autosloperij (car scrapyard) at the Osdorperweg near Halfweg, just north of AMS.