Junkers Ju 287: The most advanced Jet-Bomber of the Luftwaffe - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

edwest2 · #1 26th August 2020, 21:29

I am unfamiliar with this author but his credentials are impressive. This book should be available now.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Junkers-287...s=books&sr=1-1

Usual disclaimer,
Ed

FalkeEins · #2 28th August 2020, 01:55

He was one of the team behind the short-lived ‘Aviatik’ German aviation history magazine that appeared in the early 1990s. Anyone recall how many issues of this actually appeared?

Del Davis · #3 28th August 2020, 07:59

I have 5 issues of Aviatik. I think that that is all

Steve Coates · #4 28th August 2020, 10:51

Agreed - 5 issues.

FalkeEins · #5 28th August 2020, 13:09

Thanks! Jack's Ju 287 and EF 131 coverage started in issue 2 I can see and featured 1:100 and 1:144 scale plans

sveahk · #6 28th August 2020, 15:07

About ten years ago a book/magazine, "Junkers Ju 287 & Ju EF 131" came out. It was number 16 in Horst Lommels serie "Luftfahrt History". In german. No author is mentioned, but the "book" has about the same amount of pages as the new "book". 50/44.

Is it the "same"...?

Cheers

Hans K

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