Very hard to find airframe structure sections edged connectors with some dark green camouflage paintwork remains from Dannish Airforce Fokker CV M/33 coded R-49 which was shot down near the Air Base at Værløse on the 9th April 1940 in Denmark.

This is a very nice group of aluminium airframe structure sections which are edged connectors for wood or aluminium there are 3 of them in all.The parts nice condition fairly clean and have some original dark green camouflage paintwork remains still on it very clear to see they have ripped and bent by the impact of the crash and still retain some of there original colours they are very solid not braking up or falling apart and haves been very well cleaned perfect for display or any collection the parts are 6-9 inches long in size. The parts come from Dannish Airforce Fokker CV M/33 coded R-49 which was shot down near the Air Base at Værløse on the 9th April 1940 in Denmark.The parts come with 2 X A5 laminated information sheets with photograph of the pilots.

Pilot Lieutenant Vilhelm Godtfredsen and Observer Second Lieutenant Gustav Friedrich Brodersen took off from Værløse Air Base in Fokker R-49 for a reconnaissance mission, and at the same time German Messerschmitt 110’s from I./ZG 1 attacked the air base from the east and shot down the Fokker CV M/33.

As Gruppenkommandeur Hauptman Wolfgang Falck of I./ZG 1 arrived over Værløse he could see the sun reflecting in the rotating propellers of aircrafts being readied for flight and also spotted R-49 taking off and shot it down at 06:25*hrs. It crashed in a field just outside the air base boundary killing both crew members.