The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lozenge shaped aluminium bomb rack, painted light grey with electrical fittings. This type of bomb pylon was used to carry a single 250 kilogram aerial bomb.
The Me262 in the collection of the Memorial is the only remaining example of a fighter-bomber version of the Me262 in the world. This pylon was one of two attached to the underside of the fuselage which carried the bomb load.
Lozenge shaped aluminium bomb rack, painted light grey with electrical fittings. This type of bomb pylon was used to carry a single 250 kilogram aerial bomb. The Me262 in the collection of the Memo
Me262 battery box. Stamped on the side with the following: Baumuster: ZBK 241/I Gerat Nr: 18 - 333 Andorderz: FI.50867 Werk Nr: 81823 Hersteller: hdp As fitted to a Messerschmitt Me 262 jet fighte
Messerschmitt Me 262A-2, cantilever low wing monoplane with twin axial flow jet engines. All metal, stressed skin construction. Retractable tricycle undercarriage, single spar, one piece wing attached
Port cockpit side forward instrument sub panel for an Me 262. Electrical fittings, wiring, knobs, switches, rubber hoses, metal fittings and hardware are still attached. The uppermost guage recorded f
250 kilogram aerial bomb tail. This relic comprises of the tail section from a German 250 kilogram aerial bomb, as used by the Luftwaffe during the Second World War. The empty shell comprises of a
250 kilogram aerial bomb tail. This relic comprises of the tail section from a German 250 kilogram aerial bomb, as used by the Luftwaffe during the Second World War. The empty shell comprises of a