Id. german aircraft
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Denniss
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He 172 had NACA fairings and other changes, Townend fairings were used to increase performance of standard He 72s. I have seen claims of 10-20 km/h more level speed
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Thanks, Denniss
I have read that the He 172 did not go into production due to the minimal gain in performance compared to the normal He 72....so I guess that a He 72 with Townend engine fairing It would not improve much compared to the standard He 72 either.....
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I have read that the He 172 did not go into production due to the minimal gain in performance compared to the normal He 72....so I guess that a He 72 with Townend engine fairing It would not improve much compared to the standard He 72 either.....
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Hi all,
Any ide about the exact variant of this Bf 110 with an 3cm gun under the belly??
Image from Ebay
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Any ide about the exact variant of this Bf 110 with an 3cm gun under the belly??
Image from Ebay
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Messerschmitt Bf 110 G-2/R1
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Thanks you for your help, von thoma. Therefore, not 3cm gun but an 3.7cm BK gun.....von thoma wrote
Messerschmitt Bf 110 G-2/R1
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Hallo,
Can anyone ID this German aircraft
Thanks
Can anyone ID this German aircraft
Thanks
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Waleed Y. Majeed
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That’s a Norman Reynolds “Raider” 
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Info of this aircraft ; https://fictional-flying-machines.fando ... lying_Wing
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Hi, all!
This is a wartime photo from my grandfather (on the left), probably taken on the Eastern Front.
What do we see here? Two soldiers under a Strabo-Kran loading/unloading the fuselage of an aircraft (Ju 88?). But why? In the photo I don't find any damage to the aircraft, which might mean, that it is sent back to Germany for repair. Did Germany send new dismantled aircraft to the front due to lack of pilots for transfer?
Christian
This is a wartime photo from my grandfather (on the left), probably taken on the Eastern Front.
What do we see here? Two soldiers under a Strabo-Kran loading/unloading the fuselage of an aircraft (Ju 88?). But why? In the photo I don't find any damage to the aircraft, which might mean, that it is sent back to Germany for repair. Did Germany send new dismantled aircraft to the front due to lack of pilots for transfer?
Christian
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Denniss
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If that left is the front section it looks more like a glassy crew area which would make it a Ju 188.
It was common to send airframes back to rear depots or home for major repairs/scrapping
It was common to send airframes back to rear depots or home for major repairs/scrapping
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Sturm78
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Hi all,
Can somebody identify the exact variant of this Bf 110 ? F or G ??
Image from Ebay
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Can somebody identify the exact variant of this Bf 110 ? F or G ??
Image from Ebay
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Sturm78
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Nobody for my last image ?
Well, here another image from Ebay. Dornier Do 217M or Do 317 prototype ?
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Well, here another image from Ebay. Dornier Do 217M or Do 317 prototype ?
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Last two pictures :
First a Bf 110G, maybe G-2, and second, looking at its tail fins a Dornier Do 217M-1.
First a Bf 110G, maybe G-2, and second, looking at its tail fins a Dornier Do 217M-1.
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Thank you, von thoma...von thoma wrote
Last two pictures :
First a Bf 110G, maybe G-2, and second, looking at its tail fins a Dornier Do 217M-1.
Here another image from Ebay. Heinkel HD 38 ??
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