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Thank you Rudi !

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My pleasure, Franck.


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Thank you RudiS for this Fw 190 S-8 WNr 350194 at Ausburg or Gablingen (This is the same location ? ) Note the A-8/R8 wings with the Mk 108 gun's holes and the wheels doors like an A-3 version.. This plane had any crosses and any swastikas but had his WNr on the tail. I don't know if they're never been painted or were painted over with a light grey.


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Lumabe.

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Hello Rudi and Lumabe,
Post #3433 – I too have unmarked ArbGem-built Fw 190 S-8, WNr. 350194, as being abandoned at Fl.Horst Gablingen. Its original national markings consisted of late-war all-black Balkenkreuze and white-outline Hakenkreuze.
Respectfully,
Steve Sheflin

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Post #3431: photo straightened out and otherwise adjusted. I'd say that the Werk Nummer probably begins 17.... but that's as far as I can get.

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Hello Nick,
Post #3436 - I have this Me 262 A-1a as KUNO-built WNr. 111747, found abandoned at the Sheppach Waldwerke in April, 1945.
Respectfully,
Steve Sheflin

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I believe it is Me 262 W.Nr. 111074

Mark Proulx

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Thanks for the correction Mark.
Steve Sheflin

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Gents,

Other clearer versions of this photo reveal the Werknummer as 111747. WNr.111704 appears on the 26 April 1945 Munchen-Riem Werknummer document but is an invalid number (it is one of about ten or so transcription errors). WNr.111704 is on the list and was found at Bad Aibling coded “we.7” with JV 44. WNr.111740 was also on the list and noted in a group of five Werknummern with one of these indicated as being a “total write-off”.

Cheers,

David