Aircraft Model Displays

Apart from genuine aircraft on display; the museum has multiple model planes on displays. During a visit in 2010 (Or was it in 2011, anyway.), I met a WWII Air Force Veteran who was conducting the tour that day; and he was shocked at how much I knew about the aircraft in the hangar (Models and actual planes). He asked me to tell him the names of the model planes in the display cases WITHOUT looking at the names; and I named 99.9% of them for him. He was amazed. There was a collage of broken model planes mounted on the wall near a massive searchlight; and he asked me to identify the mangled aircraft on the board on the wall. Once again, I shocked him with how much I knew. Even the other tourists were stunned. 

Planes in photograph from Left to Right. Some I can't really ID as the picture is quite blurry. These are the ones I could ID.

Me-109, IL-2, Arado AR-234 carrying V-1 Flying Bomb (Buzz-Bomb, Doodlebug). Me-262, F6F Hellcat, F4U Corsair, Me-109, Spitfire, Fw-190, P-51 Mustang, Me-163 Komet, Another Ar-234 carrying a V-1, He-162 Salamander, Tigermoth, B-26 Marauder, Ju-87 Stuka, He-111  


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