Douglas C-47 “That’s All Brother”

Discover the Commemorative Air Force C-47 “That’s All Brother” as a garden display windwheel!

The Commemorative Air Force C-47 „Thats All Brother” is a legendary aircraft that served as the command plane of the D-Day Forces during World War II. maxFlite.de is proud to be able to offer you this historic airplane as a unique garden decoration windmill.

Our model of the C-47 „That’s All Brother” garden decorative pinwheel pays homage to this legendary aircraft and is handcrafted with attention to detail. The plane’s propeller spins gently in the wind, creating a beautiful visual display. The wind chime is made of high quality and weatherproof material and is therefore perfect for outdoor use.

By the way: We also offer the C-47 in a civilian version as a Douglas DC-3 with PanAmerica scheme.

The key data of the wind turbine model:

• 1.24 m wingspan
• length 0.93 m
• all-metal aluminum and stainless steel
• > 3 kg weight
• a total of 3 ball bearings
• including a pole with a height of 1.40 m

The Commemorative Air Force C-47 „That’s All Brother” is a unique and memorable aircraft. It played a crucial role in the invasion of Normandy and served as a transport aircraft to transport troops and equipment throughout the war.

Our C-47 ‘Thats All Brother’ wind chime is an impressive and original accessory that will make a statement in your garden or on your patio. It is a real eye-catcher and will surely make the heart of every aviation fan beat faster.

As a company that has been in the garden decoration business for many years, we understand the needs and desires of our customers. We offer the C-47 „That’s All Brother” wind chime in a version that shows the aircraft in its original livery.

To ensure you get the best out of your C-47 ‘Thats All Brother’ wind chime, we recommend that you place it in a location that is regularly exposed to wind. Thanks to the ball bearings, the wind chime turns even at low wind speeds.

Order now and get a piece of aviation history in your garden! The C-47 „That’s All Brother” wind chime is the perfect accessory for any garden designer or aviation enthusiast. We are sure you will appreciate the quality and beauty of this exceptional wind spinner.

When it comes to decorating your home or garden, maxFlite.de is the perfect choice. Our range of garden ornaments and wind chimes is unique and offers a wide range of quality products that will be appreciated by aviation enthusiasts and home gardeners alike. Whether you choose the C-47 „That’s All Brother” or one of our other products, at maxFlite.de you will always find products of the highest quality and exceptional design.

If you have any questions about our products or need help placing an order, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are at your disposal.

Thank you for your interest in maxFlite.de and our new machine Douglas C-47 “That’s All Brother”.

• The C-47 “Thats All Brother” was the first aircraft to lead the formation of 800 Allied transport aircraft on D-Day, the Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944.
• The aircraft got its name “Thats All Brother” from a note above the flight deck written by a mechanic who was repairing the aircraft. It was his personal message to Hitler, along the lines of “That’s enough!”.
• The C-47 was one of the most widely used aircraft of World War II and was used for a variety of tasks, such as transporting troops, cargo and medical supplies.
• The C-47 was also involved in supplying the Allies during the siege of Bastogne during the Battle of the Ardennes.
• A total of about 10,000 C-47s were built during World War II.
• The C-47 ‘Thats All Brother’ was decommissioned in 1945 and subsequently operated as a civilian aircraft.
• After several changes of ownership, the aircraft was finally acquired and restored by the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) in 2007. The CAF is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving historic aircraft and presenting them at air shows and other events.
• CAF’s C-47 ‘Thats All Brother’ was restored in 2019 to the original condition in which it operated on D-Day. Today it is the only airworthy aircraft that was used on D-Day.
• The aircraft was restored in 2019 and is now a key part of the CAF fleet performing at air shows and other events across the United States.
• The C-47 ‘Thats All Brother’ is a symbol of the bravery and determination of the men and women who fought in World War II.
• The aircraft was restored following a successful crowdfunding campaign launched in 2015.
• The aircraft has a wingspan of 29 meters and a length of 19 meters and weighs 8,267 kilograms empty.