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Re: Photos -exceptional - 3-22
 

From the shadow it appears that the pic was actually taken from a Ju290A-7.
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I'd rather say a B-24.

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Re: Photos -exceptional - 3-22
 

This photo was already sold before.

Re: Photos -exceptional - 3-22
 

Do 335 A-0 '105' was apparently used for de-icing tests and found at Munich Riem airport in April 45.
Many photos of this ac at Riem appear in "Do 335 Pfeil" by Smith and Creek.

Re: Photos -exceptional - 3-22
 

Hy me 262's experten

what about me 262 weiss or gelb 7 with narrow fuselage band and wooden vertical stabilizer? A sistership of wn 170061 (Munchen-Riem on or before 26 April 1945 before to have been found at Hinnsbruck May 1945.(according Dan O'Connell Me 262 The production Log 1941-1945)

Many Thanks

Francesco M Lentini

P.S. always many thanks ED for your work

Re: Photos -exceptional - 3-22
 

Francesco, that Me 262 shown is White 7, 110376.

Re: Photos -exceptional - 3-22
 

Thank Dan for your fast answer; also I have supposed this because the pic of 110376 on your book and in others looks very similar.
But I must supposed then that the aircraft flew from Neubiburg after the end of the war to Munchen- Riem (very near) and there scrapped ?
(For the readers that don't have your milestone about Me 262 the caption is ".......It was found at Neubiburg at the and of the war, and eventually scrapped."

Francesco

Re: Photos -exceptional - 3-22
 

As far as I know, most of those aircraft were trucked to Neubiberg, where they were scrapped.