That's a breaking news here, chaps:
On April 29th, a Hercules C-130 of Polish Air Force transport plane specially sent to Lahti, Finland is going to bring one of the two survived Caudron CR. 714 Cyclone WWII fighter that will be displayed in Cracow Air Museum. Thanks to agreement signed with The Finnish Air Museum, the plane will undergo a careful restoration process here (some engine and cockpit parts are missing). They say it is going to be a part of the regular exhibition for unlimited amount of time (whatever it means).
The type is very special for our aviation history. Groupe de Chasse Polonaise de Varsowie GC 1/145, a special fighter unit formed in France was defending Paris in the French Campaign of 1940.
Here is a picture of the plane and the scheme they will use to restore it.
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