Me 262 Swallow - Untouchable Pursuit Canvas | INCLUDES: Wing Skin Relic 15 oz The wing fragment was removed

The wing fragment was removed from the aircraft during its meticulous restoration by Fagen Fighters WWII Museum in 2007

yielded numerous artifacts from Germany’s late-war aviation projects

This relic originates from a complete belly panel beneath the cockpit of a Fieseler Storch Fi 156 C-2

These aircraft were used to defend strategic locations

Me 262 Swallow - Untouchable Pursuit Canvas | INCLUDES: Wing Skin Relic 15 oz The wing fragment was removedMay 1945 Aluminum wing skins and sheets from an Me 262 production line were removed by a fleeing Czech worker when German production ceased at the end of the war. Using a cart and horse, the sheeting was taken to the worker's property and was used as roofing material. Aces In Action was able to acquire most of the roofing material in 2021 which had been used as wing skins on the latest production aircraft. Fortunately, the sheets had been installed