Me 262 in IPMS USA Quarterly
 

In an old issue of IPMS Quarterly (vol.4 #4 ?) appeared a rough sketch of a JV 44 Me 262 carrying a laurel wreath with the number 43 (?) inside on the rear fuselage. Maybe Hans Grünberg's.
I'd very happy if someone who has this issue could scan the drawing and post it here or send it to my personal email address (see my profile).
Thanks in advance.

Chris

Re: Me 262 in IPMS USA Quarterly
 

Here is the drawing you are asking for, this aircraft is on display in the National Air & Space Museum in Washington DC, USA.

von Lutz

Re: Me 262 in IPMS USA Quarterly
 

Thank you very much.
It's nice of you.

Chris

Re: Me 262 in IPMS USA Quarterly
 

Dear Chris,

I certainly wouldn't take this drawing as being an accurate rendition of the Me 262 of the NASM as it appeared in storage.

Regards,
Richard

Re: Me 262 in IPMS USA Quarterly
 

You're quite right!

Re: Me 262 in IPMS USA Quarterly
 

Messerschmitt Me 262, Arrow to the Future, Walter J. Boyne.

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Re: Me 262 in IPMS USA Quarterly
 

Dear Revi16,

I've run into the same problem myself.

Regards,
Richard

Re: Me 262 in IPMS USA Quarterly
 

We can also see that the sketch is wrong.

Digits 43 should be 42 (number of victories) plus seven bars and not five.
Is Hans Grünberg confirmed as the pilot or was it someone else?

Cheers
Stig