NEW BOOK - Fw 190 D Camouflage & Markings - Pt. 1 - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

Eric Larger · #1 2nd April 2006, 22:13

Thanks Martin for your help and support

I know your site nice work on Ju 388 subject too.

Eric

mikeshilton · #2 26th April 2006, 20:35

Hello Eric,I 've just bought your excellent book ,can't wait to read it,Mike.

Eric Larger · #3 26th April 2006, 21:37

Many thanks for this

We hope you will like it , drop us some words , when you will have read it

All the best

Eric

Pilot · #4 28th April 2006, 13:26

Hi to all,

just to say that I have just receive my sample of publication. And want to say that it is not a book- this is DREAM !!!!!

Eric congartulation!!! Realy will be happy to see vol. 2 !!! If need anything just say

))

Dortenmann · #5 3rd October 2007, 15:18

Very interesting question of my friend:

http://www.japo.eu/discussion.php?f=1&t=32

Eric Larger · #6 3rd October 2007, 15:34

Yes it is

It could be one of the machine flown by Barkhorm or another one .

Up to now we do not have the WerkNummer wore by Barkhorn's aircraft, which is for sure a Focke Wulf built aircraft.

But to be honnest we cannot say more , is is possible of course.

Eric

Dortenmann · #7 3rd October 2007, 16:04

Thank you very much, Eric.

Josef

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