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5th December 2017, 17:26
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What kind of airplane (LW twin)
Good night to all.
I have tried to find on some old books of mine, and on the net, but got no joy in identifying the cockpit/stick and machine. For me, it looks like an early Do 17 used for twin engined training later, during the war. The roof, the armored shield behind the pilot; however this diffeerent stick is unfamiliar to me. I have seen rounded sticks (Ju 34, Ju 52), some in the shape of "U" (He 111), etc....even the Do 217 do have an amazing stick. but this shape I have never seen before. Can some of you recognize the stick or the machine it belongs to? Thanks Adriano B. 
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