Id. german aircraft

[peeved]

Hi Sturm,
Fokker T.VIII W in the 2nd shot, maybe He 60 in the 1st.
Markus

[Sturm78]

Thank you, Markus.

Greetings Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Bf 109 but, What variant? F-4/R1, G-5/R2,...

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Regards Sturm78

[TISO]

The pic is a bit akward becouse the gun barrel obstructs the view a bit. I don't see the window (rules out the F-2) or air vent under the front side of the windscreen and there looks to be a silica pallet on the first window of the opening part of the canopy. This leeds me to belive this is a high altitude fighter version. The shape of the U/C well also rules out the F versions. It is however not G-5 as it doen't have the characteristic gun bulges (identical to G-6) on the nose. I'd say a G-1/R-6
Unfortunatly there is not view of the oil cooler under the nose (the usual giveaway)

[Sturm78]

Thank you for your answer, TISO.

Greetings Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can somebody identify the small trainer parked in front of the Ju 52? Klemm Kl 35??

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Sturm78

[Ome_Joop]

I think it's a Klemm L25

http://www.soseisberg.com/images/image/ ... 20L-25.jpg
http://www.soseisberg.com

[Sturm78]

Thank you, Ome Joop.

Another two questions:

Image 1: I think Go 145C for gunnery training. Can anyone confirm it?
Image 2: ???

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Sturm78

[The Edge]

D-IALA ... Gotha Go145 B
D-IDCD ... Gotha Go145 D

[Sturm78]

Thank you for your answer, The Edge.

Go 145D ?? I did not know this version. Do you have any information about this version?

Regards Sturm78

[The Edge]

My data is from “Golden Years of Aviation” http://www.goldenyears.ukf.net/reg_index.htm .

Both your planes are visible at “Luftarchiv http://www.luftarchiv.de/index.htm?/flu ... /go145.htm , with no sub-type given for D-IALA, but D-IDCD is identified as “145D”

Both Wikipedia & Airwar.ru have no “145D” model, with Russian site identifies D-IDCD as “145B” http://www.airwar.ru/enc/other1/go145.html (I checked the D-IVEN from this site at “Golden Years” – both identify it as “145C”, so I believe airwar.ru have wrong identification for D-IDCD)

This description, given by modellers’ sites, sounds the best for me:
Go-145A: Zweisitziges Flugzeug mit hintereinander angeordneten offenen Pilotensitzen
Go-145B: über dem Motor befand sich ein starres MG zum Schießtraining
Go-145C: Mehrzweckflugzeug mit MG auf Drehkranz am hinteren Cockpit
Go-145D: Zweisitziges Flugzeug mit Kabinenaufbau und Radverkleidung
or
Go-145A Two seat open cockpit trainer
Go-145B Two seat gunnery trainer
Go-145C Multi role trainer for bombing and radio operators
Go-145D Two seater with enclosed cockpit and wheel pants
http://modelingmadness.com/reviews/axis ... ker145.htm

Regards, Edge

[Sturm78]

Thank you very much, again, for your information and links, The Edge

Any idea about this abandoned plane?

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Regards Sturm78

[The Edge]

Yak-4
http://www.airpages.ru/eng/ru/yak22.shtml
http://www.aviapress.com/engl/amo/amo7235.jpg

Btw, found also that Austrian Go-145 planes were "D" model... so, perhaps Go-145D was export-only model.

[Sturm78]

Thank you very much, again, The Edge.

Klemm Kl 35 ???

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Sturm78

[Luftflotte2]

Hate to barge in but what aircraft is this? I've seen it before....

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