Click here to download a zip file of the full set (36) of Knut's photos.
The photos were taken at the Royal Army and Military History Museum (Musée Royal de l'Armée et d'Histoire Militaire / Koninklijk Museum van het Leger en de Krijgsgeschiedenis) in Brussels , Belgium.
This subject is 3141/18 which is being restored in Brussels.
For more photos, see Philippe Spreisterbach's webpage on the subject (Link to his web-site can be found on the Links page).
It can be interesting to compare this aircraft with the airworthy machine at Shuttleworth. A third LVG C.VI survivor was found in Belgium some time ago and went to the Musée de L`Air in Paris.
The photos show various parts of the LVG, notably the machinegun ring, cockpit decking, Wing centre-section assembly, undercarriage assembly, exhaust stack, etc. Note the Taube engine in some of the photos.
Mike adds: Like the Soesterburg museum in NL, this is another museum that lets you get pretty close to the airplanes without much trouble.