Id. german aircraft

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Any idea about this Polish plane ?

Image from Ebay
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[peeved]

Maybe Lublin R-XIIIF "Aerolog".

Markus

[Cantankerous]

Maybe Lublin R-XIIIF "Aerolog".

Markus

That's right. The R-XIIIF with a modified cockpit bore the serial number 58-23. There's a side drawing of the Aerolog-operated R-XIIIF and more info about it at this link:
http://airwar.ru/enc/spyww2/lublinr13ef.html

[Sturm78]

Marjus wrote
Maybe Lublin R-XIIIF "Aerolog"

Thank you, Markus

Regards
Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Could be this plane a Savoia-Marchetti SM73 transport ?

Image from Ebay
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[ChrisMAg2]

Hi Sturm,
The Stammkennzeichen RD+CW says it is a SM-73. It was originaly a czech civilian OK-BAD, then became german 1Z+RD.

[Sturm78]

Thanks for the confirmation, ChrisMAg2

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[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can somebody identify the exact variant of this He 111 ?? B, D or J ??

Image from Ebay
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[Sturm78]

Nobody for the He 111 ?

Well, here an Dornier Do 17... M or P ??

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[Denniss]

looks like Bramo 323 engine so a Do 17M

[von thoma]

I./ KG 51 ( early ), used until the outbreak of war, when KG 255 became KG 51, and the emblem of III Gruppe ( Edelweiss )
was adopted for the entire Geschwader.
Do 17E & M

[Sturm78]

Thanks, Denniss and von Thoma.

The aircraft appears to not have the characteristic bulge under the bow for the bombardment visor, typical of the E / M versions.....

On the other hand is this a Ju 876 cockpit ? I I have looked for other photos but they do not match exactly...

Image from Ebay
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[von thoma]

On the other hand is this a Ju 876 cockpit ?

That's a Ju 86 cockpit

[Sturm78]

von thoma wrote
That's a Ju 86 cockpit

Thanks, von Thoma.

It can be seen some differences between both cockpits but I think they are the same plane type...

Regards
Sturm78

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Not a Axis plane but a captured Curtiss H75 fighter. According to Ebay photo caption, French. Is this correct?
I have not seen these roundels on French planes...

Sturm78