[hzoe]

Thank you, Simon!
... and yes, of course I should have known this by my own.


Interesting, that the film team spent so much accuracy into the replica as Rudel's WNr. 494193 on the tail. Even if historical facts are not important for the film itself, they seem to use the replica of an aircraft, which was in the Baltics in 1944, where the film scene plays. However, in the film "Rudel's Ju87" crashed into a tank killing the pilot, what at least did not happen to Rudel, who survived WWII.


But none of the film spectators will realize this historical fault as the replica is seen only a few seconds before exploding on the ground.