Who knows this kind of Luftwaffe plane?

[aktinium]

Who knows this kind of Luftwaffe plane?

Is it a Jagdflieger?

Stefan

[aktinium]

<img src="http://www.aktinium.homepage.t-online.de/Fotos/Flieger001.jpg">

[Robin Lumsden]

Heinkel He 50? - Sturzkampfflugzeug.

[boersma]

I think its a Focke- wulf 44 / stieglitz
correct me if i am wrong

[Simon O.]

I reckon it's a Gotha 145, look how thin the nose is. It's too low\small for an He50 and the top wing isn't high enough for a Fw44

[paddywhack]

reckon your right there!!

http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contri...Braas/4871.htm

[Robin Lumsden]

I reckon it's a Gotha 145, look how thin the nose is. It's too low\small for an He50 and the top wing isn't high enough for a Fw44

I stand corrected!

[Hank C.]

reckon your right there!!

http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contri...Braas/4871.htm

Yep, he's right there...no wait, he moved, now he's over there...

Hank

[Alanmccoubrey]

I think that it is the Arado Ar 66, the Gotha has a "headrest" behind the rear cockpit and this aircraft doesn't . Alan

[Larrister]

The same type of plane?

[Mike H]

Jungmann

I think it's a Bucker Bu 131 "Jungmann". It's not an Arado -- have a look at the cabane struts (supporting the upper wing center section). The Jungmanns I have seen, though, have a door for a baggage compartment right behind the rear cockpit. This one doesn't. So I am not sure. Here is a photo of one still in existence.

These were made under license in Switzerland, Czechoslovakia -- and later Spain up until the 1960's. Many of the "Jungmanns" in the USA are Spanish built. Original German models are very scarce -- especially with the original Hirth engine.

Mike

[Mike H]

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