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A Nightfighter ? Why not
I just arrived back home from a little shopping spree that got me 3 new Armour models. No.52,53 & 54

B11E316 F-104 Starfighter Jabo G 34 Luftwaffe
G11B641 Mosquito FB VI RCAF "Black Rufe
B11D751 F-104 Starfigther Dt. Luftwaffe Jabo 32 Lechfeld

Two more are still on their way
I can also post some pictures if anyone likes to see them

Best regards,

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Originally Posted by derhamburgerjung

A Nightfighter ? Why not
I just arrived back home from a little shopping spree that got me 3 new Armour models. No.52,53 & 54

B11E316 F-104 Starfighter Jabo G 34 Luftwaffe
G11B641 Mosquito FB VI RCAF "Black Rufe
B11D751 F-104 Starfigther Dt. Luftwaffe Jabo 32 Lechfeld

Two more are still on their way
I can also post some pictures if anyone likes to see them

Best regards,

Congrats! I would love to see photos of both the Jabo's Starfighters for sure! TY.

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Pictures anyone?
Sorry for the quality of these pictures, I do not have the proper equipment for close up pictures

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So, I just added the Fw190.It is not a new one but I liked to share this one with you

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Interesting Fw 190 paint scheme.

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Dear all,
I found some details about the Fw190 as posted above :
In the issue > Holding the West 1941 - 1943 < Luftwaffe Colours Vol.4,Section 1 I found two pictures of this Fw190 and would like to quote :
" An early A-series Fw190 probably an A-1 but possibly an A-2 or A-3, with an interesting nose decoration.It is almost certain that this aircraft belonged to II/JG 1 and was photographed in the Spring of 1942, although whether it was an operational machine or one used by the unit for training purposes is not known.In the Summer of 1942 a similary marked machine was flown by Obtl.Harry Koch, Staffelkapitän of 7/JG 1 "

Just for info

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Originally Posted by derhamburgerjung

Dear all,
I found some details about the Fw190 as posted above :
In the issue > Holding the West 1941 - 1943 < Luftwaffe Colours Vol.4,Section 1 I found two pictures of this Fw190 and would like to quote :
" An early A-series Fw190 probably an A-1 but possibly an A-2 or A-3, with an interesting nose decoration.It is almost certain that this aircraft belonged to II/JG 1 and was photographed in the Spring of 1942, although whether it was an operational machine or one used by the unit for training purposes is not known.In the Summer of 1942 a similary marked machine was flown by Obtl.Harry Koch, Staffelkapitän of 7/JG 1 "

Just for info

Thanks for passing on the Fw 190 information.