Exhibitions & Objects

Thulin A

Licensed version of a French star engine from the 1910s

De Havilland Gipsy Major Series 1

Manufacturing number: c/n 8970

RM4 STAL Dovern II

Manufacturing number: c/n 12-6B

Prototype for jet engine intended to be used in the Saab A32A Lansen

Turbomeca Marbore IID

French jet engine used in the Swedish naval target robot Rb08A

RM2 De Havilland Ghost

Swedish license-produced version of the De Havilland Ghost jet engine used in the Saab J29 Tunnan

RM8B Pratt & Whitney JT8D-1

Manufacturing number: c/n 9497

Swedish license-produced version of the JT8D-1 used by the Saab JA 37 Viggen

RM5 Rolls-Royce Avon

Manufacturing number: c/n 3044

Swedish license-produced version of Rolls-Royce Avon jet engines, used in Saav 32 Lansen and Saab 35 Draken

RM6 Rolls Royce Avon

Manufacturing number: c/n 7063

Swedish licensed version of the Rolls-Royce Avon jet engine. A development of the previous RM5 used in the Saab 35 Draken

RM9 Turbomeca Aubisque

Manufacturing number: c/n 195

Swedish license-produced version of the Turbomeca Aubisque jet engine and used in the Saab Sk60

BHT-1 Beauty

Registration/serial number: SE-ANX

Manufacturing number: 1

Home construction from 1944 by, among others, Peter Bratt

Beechcraft Model 50H Twin Bonanza

Registration/serial number: LN-DBE

Has been renovated so visitors can board.

Bleriot XI/Thulin A

Replica built as a backdrop for the film “Så vit som en snö” about Elsa Andersson.

Cessna/Reims 337G Super Skymaster

Registration/serial number: SE-GMM

Manufacturing number: c/n F377-01676

Used by the Coast Guard for ocean surveillance

De Havilland DH60III Moth Major

Registration/serial number: SE-AGF

Private plane flown by Gösta Fraenkel. Used during his so-called “whooping cough flights”

Dornier Do 27 A-4 Fpl53

Registration/serial number: 53271

Manufacturing number: c/n 2099

Använt av Arméflyget för persontransport, sambands-flygning, spaning och eldledning

Erco Ercoupe 415

American private plane. Belongs to GVFS. Refurbished to flying condition.

Focke Wulf 44J Stieglitz Sk12

Registration/serial number: F5 59

Manufacturing number: 647

German-made school airplane from the 1930s. From Svedino’s Car and Aviation Museum

Götaverken GV38

Registration/serial number: SE-AH?

Only trusses of the body. Identity unknown. Belongs to GVFS. Should possibly be renovated.

Kramme & Zeuthen KZIII

Registration/serial number: SE-AMA

Danish aircraft from the 1940s. Belongs to GVFS. Refurbished to flying condition

Piper PA-24-250 Comanche

Registration/serial number: SE-FFG, G-ARXI & N7542P

Fuselage only. Used as a flight simulator

Saab MFI-15 Safari

Registration/serial number: SE-XCB

Prototype of Saab MFI-15 Safari. The aircraft flew for the first time 1969 and was exported to many countries. It is still being produced under license in Pakistan.

Saab 105 Sk60

Registration/serial number: 60101

First flight in 1963. Flew in the Swedish Air Force between 1967 to 2024 as a trainer but also as light attack, reconnaissance and liason aircraft.

Saab 105 Sk60

Only fuselage and cockpit completely looted. Standing outdoors above the fuel depot

Saab 91A Safir

Registration/serial number: SE-AUR

Manufacturing number: c/n 91.103

The world’s oldest flying Saab Safir. Has belonged to Uno Ranch which was the first civilian buyer of a Saab Safir

Scottish Aviation Bulldog Sk61

Registration/serial number: SE-LNC, G-AZHV, Fv61021

Manufacturing number: c/n 125

Rebuilt into a simulator.

Mil/PZL Mi-2

Registration/serial number: DOOSAF 12 Gul, ES-XAB

Participated in the operation when M/S Estonia sank.

Sud Aviation Alouette III

Registration/serial number: Klu A-471 & SE-JEI

Belongs to the Dutch Armed Forces. Toy helicopter for the kids.

Tp47 Consolidated PBY Catalina

Scale model of amphibious aircraft from 1937.

Piper PA22 Tri-pacer

Scale model of sport aircraft from 1950.

Fokker Eindecker

Scale model of a fighter aircraft from World War One.

Antic monoplane

Scale model of an aircraft from the 1910s.

Sopwith Camel

Scale model of fighter aircraft from World War One.

Curtiss R3C

Scalemodel of racing aircraft from the 1930s.

Heinkel HD36 (Sk6)

Scale model of trainer aircraft from 1927.

AVRO 504N (Sk3)

Scale model of trainer aircraft from 1913.

SAAB B18A

Scale model of swedish bomber aircraft from 1944.

Stearman pt13-17

Scale model of american trainer aircraft from 1934.

Focke-Wulf 44J Stieglitz (Sk12)

Scale model of a trainer aircraft from the 1930s.

Vought F4U Corsair

Scale model of american carrier based fighter aircraft from World War Two

Grumman F6F Hellcat

Scale model of an american carrier based fighter aircraft from World War Two

De Havilland DH.82 Tiger Moth

Radio controlled scale model

Saab JAS 39 Gripen

Scale model

Levasseur Antoinette IV

Radio controlled scale model

North American P-51D Mustang J26

Radio controlled scale model

Ryan NYP “Spirit of St. Louis”

Radio controlled scale model

Saab J21A

Scale model of a Swedish fighter plane from the 1940s.

Spad VII

Radio controlled scale model of WW1 French fighter plane.

Royal Aircraft Factory SE5A

Radio controlled scale model of British World War I fighter plane.

Bell P-39 Airacobra

Radio controlled scale model of American World War II fighter plane

North American AT-16 Harvard SK16

Radio-controlled scale model of school airplane from the 1940s.

Bombardier Dash 8 Q-300 MPRA

Scale model of Coast Guard aircraft.

CASA 212 Aviocar

Scale model of Coast Guard aircraft.

Voyager 1/2

Scale model of American space probe

MIR

Scale model of Soviet/Russian space station.

Sputnik

Scale model of Soviet satellite.

Bleriot XI “Nordstjernan”

Scale model of the “Nordstjernan” an airplane like Oscar Germundsson, the first Gothenburger to get a pilot’s license. He flew the plane both before the First World War and during his service in the Swedish Army’s flight company. The model built by Oscar Germundsson around 1920. Loan from Gothenburgs Maritime Museum