Bumping the question.
What about this year, is there anyone going to this museum, please?

The thing I’m interested in the most is the thrust reversal device behind Atar 101D3’s nozzle. Note the “U” shape rings on the image below. The air is directed to those rings probably using two movable flaps in the nozzle, which are hydraulically controlled. I’d love to see this nozzle from behind, where the flaps are visible, but I’m unable to such photos on internet. Do you know about someone going to visit this museum this year? If so, please PM or email me, thanks.

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