Who knows this kind of Luftwaffe plane?
Is it a Jagdflieger?
Stefan
Is it a Jagdflieger?
Stefan
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Heinkel He 50? - Sturzkampfflugzeug.Comment
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I think its a Focke- wulf 44 / stieglitz
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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 Fw44Collecting German award documents, other paperwork and photos relating to Norway and Finland.Comment
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Yep, he's right there...no wait, he moved, now he's over there...Originally posted by paddywhack View Post
Hank
Unless it was nighttime, or the weather was bad, and you were running out of gas - then it was a sweaty nightmare, like a monkey f*ing a skunk.
~ Dan Hampton, Viper PilotComment
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I think that it is the Arado Ar 66, the Gotha has a "headrest" behind the rear cockpit and this aircraft doesn't . AlanComment
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The same type of plane?Comment
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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
Collecting mint condition Imperial German uniforms, visor caps, and Pickelhauben.
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Collecting mint condition Imperial German uniforms, visor caps, and Pickelhauben.
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