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Jim and Nick,

Are you both referring to the Ju 87 in Marc-Andre's post #911? That machine is actually a Ju 87 C-0 "TK+HD", found at Brunnthal, and originally along side the nearby autobahn. It has a rare Eberspacher flame dampener over its exhausts, no doubt a machine thrown it the fray during the last weeks of the war.

Cheers,

David

Karoband

28th March 2018 11:38

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Hi David,

No, you have to log in to see the Ju 87 I posted in #917.

Jim

Nick Beale

28th March 2018 11:46

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Originally Posted by David E. Brown (Post 249885)

Jim and Nick,

Are you both referring to the Ju 87 in Marc-Andre's post #911?

Cheers,

David

No, I'm talking about the D-3 backed partway into a barn at Innsbruck-Hötting. It too has flame suppressors, plus a yellow "G" on the port wheel spat.

There are quite few different shots of it but sadly no one went inside the barn and got any!

David E. Brown

29th March 2018 05:01

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Jim, Nick,

Sorry about that! Yes, I logged on after viewing the page and now see the image. I think that is the earliest known image as it is haphazardly camouflaged with doors and some netting. A colour photo of the front shows the "G" on the spats to be yellow outlined in white, as are the two segments on the spinner. And yes Nick, such a shame no one got photos from the inside, or, after it was pulled out!

Cheers,

David

edNorth

30th March 2018 04:44

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Originally Posted by O.Menu (Post 249826)

and He 162 posted by Marc-André #915 is M-20 W.Nr.220003 found at München-Riem

Strange call full airfame M, have seen M was for scale Models (like wind tunnel models or Mockups etc.) not flying machines.

Nick Beale

30th March 2018 11:18

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