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| Luftwaffe Planes: So Many Models, So Many Manufacturers Each of these models, including some repaints, was provided by a different manufacturer. Can you ID their makers?  | |||||||||||||
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| Re: Luftwaffe Planes: So Many Models, So Many Manufacturers You do have a bunch of sharp looking models. | |||||||||||||
| Brewster Buffalo, Hawk 75A, Fokker D.XXI, Polikarpov I-16, Fiat G.50, Macchi C. 200, PZL P.11c, Fieseler Fi 156 Storch ,,,, now those are real planes. | ||||||||||||||
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| Re: Luftwaffe Planes: So Many Models, So Many Manufacturers Nice collection there Ed and the repaints look great!!... I think I can ID all of them except for the Arado 234 and the Junkers 52.. He 162: IXO/Altaya Bf 109F: Gemini Ar 234: ?? Me 262: FOV Bf 109G: Dragon Bf 109E: Corgi 1/48 Fw 190A: Franklin Mint Fw 190A: Matchbox Ju 87 Stuka: Hobbymaster Ju 52: ?? Modelpower maybe?? Fw 200 Condor: IXO/Altaya 1/48 Fw 190D: Carousel 1 Bf 109E: Easymodel | |||||||||||||
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| Re: Luftwaffe Planes: So Many Models, So Many Manufacturers
Good eye, Harry. The JU-52 is a 1:60th scale Herpa plastic model originally depicted as a civilian airliner. I added a dorsal gunner's position, plus a ring direction finder and a pitot head and gave it a Balkan's campaign camouflage scheme. The Arado, is a 1:100th scale model--the only one in this size---from the old Atlas diecast series. | ||||||||||||||
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