Please Help to identify german aircrafts

[Thälmannpionier]

Hello Chaps

I need help to identify these photos of german planes.

I want to list the photos on ebay,but i need more Information about them.

Some are looking very interesting,especially the one that looks like a german aircraft-carrier type of Thing.

Most of the photos have a photographer stamp from Warnemuende...

Let's start

first one,I suppose is a plane named "Heinkel" ??

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next

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and next

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and another

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this is the Aircraft Carrier....looks like a Catapult they've used to get the planes started

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last one


any Infos and comments are very Welcome

Regards
Andreas

[TerryG]

The large seaplane is a Dornier 18D, I think.
Photo 3, the small seaplane at speed looks like an Arado 68??

[Blindpew]

Hi,
Nice photos.Sorry I am unable to help with I.D.
'Not my bag' as they say, but seeing these photos reminded me of a question I wanted to ask someone sometime,and I hope that maybe you guys mught know.

I heard once that the Stuka, was initially developed from a certain American Bi-plane that had wings the same shape as what the Stuka ended up having.

Is there any truth in that?
Cheers

[Simon O.]

Top to bottom

He111 prototype
He42
He60
Ju52 (i think, with jumo 205 engines)
He60
Do18
He51

[Thälmannpionier]

Wow..that was quick...

Thanks alot for your help

Just one more Question..what is the name of the Aircraft Carrier??

TIA

Regards
Andreas

[Simon O.]

I think that's just a float or pontoon with a ships catapult on it for testing.

You might find this website interesting
http://www.luftarchiv.de/

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Great Link Simon

Thank you very much

Best Regards
Andreas

[edwest]

D-1063 is a Junkers W34. The Ju 52 has three engines.


Regards,
Ed

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D-1063 is a Junkers W34. The Ju 52 has three engines.


Regards,
Ed

Thanks for your advise ED

But it just looks like it has three engines.