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harrison987 16th December 2016 20:47

Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Hey guys...

Does anyone have a list of plane types that were are the Straubing Airfield on May 7, 1945?

Mike

Don Pearson 16th December 2016 21:38

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
See this link:

http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showthread.php?t=20646

Don

harrison987 17th December 2016 00:58

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Thanks Don,

I am looking for a list that does not include fighters.

I have a wood section of tail that 100% does not come from a fighter. It has red paint underneath the camo, which indicates the paint job was from an NSFK bird or similar earlier on (red tail, white circle with swastika, for example). Vet indicated that it came from a glider or trainer at Straubing...

Trying to narrow it down...

Thoughts?

Mike

Larry 20th December 2016 00:15

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Try looking at this link

http://www.510fs.org/wwii/photo-arch...many-staubling

harrison987 20th December 2016 05:02

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Thanks Larry!

Looks like a Bu131 is there (?)... can someone confirm, based on the tail section?

...bad sadly, it won't fit the piece I have... :(

mmmmm...

RolandF 20th December 2016 10:11

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
What kind of red is it? Transparent or covering?
I know several red primers for wooden parts, having their origin in marine varnishes. Mtt for instance initially had problems with other varnishes because the wooden tails decomposed after several months of weathering. The adhesives had to be changed and a better protective varnish was introduced. Maybe you´re looking at such a varnish.

Regards
RolandF

Snautzer 20th December 2016 10:52

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by harrison987 (Post 227050)
Thanks Don,

I am looking for a list that does not include fighters.

I have a wood section of tail that 100% does not come from a fighter. It has red paint underneath the camo, which indicates the paint job was from an NSFK bird or similar earlier on (red tail, white circle with swastika, for example). Vet indicated that it came from a glider or trainer at Straubing...

Trying to narrow it down...

Thoughts?

Mike

A while back on eBay there was a picture of a NSFK glider after war on Straubing. By the look of it complete with iirc swastika with a band on the tail. This wasa part of a series of pictures.

harrison987 20th December 2016 15:30

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Hi Roland,

no no...100% it is RLM23 paint, not the red-oxide primer. ;)

Snautzer - how long ago? I'll try to do an ebay search... ;)

Snautzer 20th December 2016 15:44

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
I tried that already and searched my files. But i think it was in the period of late november early december. It was a bit out of focus with only the glider on the picture with i believe a discription straubing. Just a normal vet picture. As i usualy do i searched then on the sellers other items to see if it is a collection. There were some others with severly damadges german plane wrecks. I am very much not sure but i think the seller could be 505hardy. This seller has often small but intresting series made by vets

Tom Willis 21st December 2016 14:56

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Hi Mike
The a/c in the photo of Straubing at the end of the war showing a wreck with the Stkz GK+CA is a Fw 44 - confirmed by the open inspection hatch just left of the Balkankreuz. This type was built before the war and used also as a glider-towing a/c. It would have had under it's camouflage on the tail the normal style of national markings of a red/white circle & swastika plus the civil registration on the fuselage/wings.
Just beore the start of the war a 4 letter system of radio-codes were used called Stammkennzeichen and applied to the aircraft.
Does this information meet the criteria you have sdo hopes this helps

Tom

harrison987 21st December 2016 20:40

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Ah okay...

Sounds like it is still not correct... :(

This is what I have acquired...a cut-out wood section, taken from a bird at Straubing.

Based on the construction, it is 100% NOT from an Me109, Fw190, Me262, or any other fighter that had a wood tail. Vet states it was from a training aircraft...but...there are not too many pics or records of anything BUT fighters.

The Fw44 tail was of different construction...and the hole does not appear to be a bullet hole, but rather part of the manufacture process(?)...I have seen other tails with similar features...

Thoughts?

ClinA-78 21st December 2016 20:57

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Storch?

ClinA-78

harrison987 21st December 2016 21:44

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
nope...Storch was all fabric... :(

Snautzer 21st December 2016 21:47

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
fw44 tail section and rotated relic.

.

harrison987 21st December 2016 21:50

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Fw44 was also fabric covered... :(

So it does not fit, as this is all wood construction.

Mike

harrison987 21st December 2016 22:31

Re: Looking for a list of planes at Straubing Airfield
 
Here is one similar to mine...


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