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Re: Photos 6-27, part two of two
Hello All,
Thanks Ed, for the great photos. I'm particularly interested by the Fi 99 Tiger at http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=150264380303 Unfortunately the Stkz seems to be reversed in the photo.Has anyone complete Stkz for any of the prototypes? Regards, Clint |
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Hi Guys
Wonder if Ed has not out did himself this time. Top of the pops in my opinion is this Avia 71 in German "civil registration" http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=310062301820 Anyone who knows more?? Clint Don't believe what e-bay states. What you are looking at is an Arado 79.:) Cheers Stig |
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Hi, folks...
The two links below from Ed's recent offerings apparently show Dornier Do17Ms. I'm curious about them due to the fact that both seemingly have front line markings (fuselage band on one, and yellow cowlings on the other) and 5.Staffel/KG3's unit badge uder the cockpit. Can anyone confirm that these early version Dorniers were still operational with KG3 at the time of what seems to be 1941, possibly Balkans campaign or early on in 'Barbarossa' ? Thanks in advance, oh, and to Ed as well for another great selection of photos... :) http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=160255528042 http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=160255527083 |
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Dear Ed,
You got a real gem for an old '109 buff like me with this bird: http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=260255850133 I would think of one of the former JG 77 Me 109 G-10 or K-4, then handed over to JG 52, thus sporting the yellow nose band, and probably having landed in Neubiberg on 8th May 1945.... Any other pointer or confirmation? Thanks and cheers Marc |
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Hi Stig...
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Cheers Peter D Evans LEMB Administrator |
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Hi Marc,
it was former JG53 bird. Robert |
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Cheers Marc |
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Thank you, everyone, for the kind words. It is like panning for gold.
Regards, Ed |
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Yea Ed, but you share all the nuggets! LOL
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Peter
Thanks. Looks like "your man" was slightly ahead of our own Ed to locate this interesting shot of a ferry registration B.71. Perhaps a bit off topic here, but since Soviet Union produced quite a lot of SBs for export to Czeckoslovakia, is it possible to spot any difference between such a captured B.71 and something the Germans made airworthy straight from the Soviet Union itself? Cheers Sig |
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This "Dutch Fokker" is a Czechoslovakian Aero MB 200 (= Bloch MB.200):
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=350072532981 |
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