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[ChristianK]

It should be the ATG factory at Leipzig. This company built diverse Junkers aircraft in license throughout the war.

Regards,
Christian

[393bird]

Thanks. I am always searching for any thing from Kassel, or Fieseler.

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Originally Posted by Modeldad

You mean like these?

Steven,

Magic, you work magics!

Thanks so much
Marc

[VtwinVince]

I see that many of these photos originate from the collection of my old friend, Roland 'Rollie' Dibnah, DFC S\L RAF. He died many years ago, but was a true gentleman.

[unikum]

He 177
http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/7/9...40619487_o.jpg

[Marc-André Haldimann]

Originally Posted by VtwinVince

I see that many of these photos originate from the collection of my old friend, Roland 'Rollie' Dibnah, DFC S\L RAF. He died many years ago, but was a true gentleman.

Thanks for your information Vince,

His photgraphs are really outstanding: sharp and full of informations. A posthumous thanks for him.

Here a link showing him next to his mount:
http://www.acesofww2.com/Canada/aces/dibnah.htm

Sincerely
Marc

[unikum]

http://www.footnote.com/image/49504506/
What this it???Maguette??

[ChristianK]

"One Of The 'Industries' Lost To The Germans When Allied Troops Took The City Of Dijon, In Northeastern France Was A Complete Plant For The Manufacture Of Dummy Airplanes. Heavy Bombing Attacks By Aaf Flying Fortresses On March 28 And 26, 1944 Damaged The..."

The caption is right next to this photo But nice find anyway.

Regards,
Christian

[Nick Beale]

Originally Posted by unikum

http://www.footnote.com/image/49504506/
What this it???Maguette??

According to the caption it's a factory for making dummy aircraft but my first thought was they looked like razorback P-47s!

[unikum]

FW 190 1945
http://www.bunkermuseum.dk/fotoalbum.htm