Dutch Modelling and Aviation

In Memoriam

Klaas Willem Jonker
(Wilko)
† April 30, 2018

On Monday, April 30, 2018, Wilko Jonker passed away after a long illness at the age of 58. He leaves behind a wife and two children. The Dutch military aviation and plastic model building were his hobby and on this website he has shared all the knowledge he has gathered about it over the many years. His hobby was able to distract him from the raging disease in his body until the last week of his life. The contacts with other hobbyists were a major support for him.

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Literature.

Nederlandse Militaire Luchtvaart in Beeld. deel 1. Hugo Hooftman pag. 28 1977 Europese Bibliotheek; Zaltbommel
Militaire Luchtvaart in Nederlandsch-Indië in beeld, Deel 1 Hugo Hooftman pag. 34 - 38; 13 - 29 1978 Europese Bibliotheek; Zaltbommel
KLu Vliegtuigen W. Schoenmaker & Th. Postma pag. 21 1987 Uitgave: De Alk Alkmaar
Van Luchtvaartafdeling tot Koninklijke Luchtmacht: 75 jaar Militaire Luchtvaart in Nederland K. v.d. Berg pag. 12 1987 Rebo Produkties; Sassenheim
Vintage Warbird no 1; The Royal Flying Corps in worldwar One Raymond Laurence Rimell pag. 14 - 16 1987 Arms and Armour Press; Poole, Dorset
Aircraft Archive: Aircraft of World War One; Volume 3.   pag. 14 - 17 1989 Argus Books, Hempsted
Camouflage en Kentekens J.Greuter e.a.   1997 Bonneville – Bergen (NH)
Air Enthusiast no.80, The Historical Aviation Journal: Unexpected Windfalls Bart van der Klaauw pag. 54 -59 1999 Key Publishing, Stamford
Aviation News #2; December 15, 1983 Colin Owers pag. 616 - 630 1983  

 

Websites.

Special thanks to F. Gerdessen for providing me with additional information regarding the serials of the LVA machines

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