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Great pics Rodolphe
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Looks like someone let Rodolphe loose on that A-1!!
Have fun?? Thanks for posting those recent pictures! I see the G-man is working hard to make a show piece out of that old bird! (I check his site for progress, it is coming, but a lot of airplane for a 2~4 guys to work on). Quote:
I spent some time there applying my aircraft skillz to fix some items in the Ju-88, He-111, and Ju-52 (not all as good as I would like, out of practice) Most of the time I was investigating the construction and system details of the aircraft, basically the German design philosophy. To your question, according to G-man the X is not a device, weapon, or marking, but a simple 'rune' or ancient letter. Why is another question. I should ask him again, in case he found something new. Oh, and those still shots from the SOW WIP is just that, a WIP. Need to see the current (finished??) model. now let me seee.... |
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I have a lot more pictures of THIS, outside & INside!
![]() Some of me checking out the gun mounts, range of travel of gun...
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Frantishek
I think the X marking denotes the aircraft was fitted with X-Gerat inside the Fug 10 radio. ![]() These aircraft would be the lead bombers in Bombing raids using the X-Gerat beams to help in the navigation to targets across England. Last edited by KG26_Alpha; 08-11-2010 at 03:21 PM. |
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Lucky bastich! ..to get to work on those!
and great pics! |
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This 88 sank around March/April 1940 |
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It was in response to Rodolphe's picture, the marking is for X-Gerat aircraft.
I'm not sure he is referring to "your" Ju88 A-1 or another ? |
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i have it that 8 he111's used x-gerat over poland (8 kompanien LnAbt 100)
Kg100 took part in Weserubrung losing 3 aircraft . i see no Ju88's operating with that unit, 111's only, so i don't see x-gerat being fitted to this plane. source- Pfadfinder- Ken Wakefield, Tempus publishing |
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I'm generally referring to X-Gerat, and not the theatre it was used in.
I was just asking if the picture from Rodolhe's was the same Ju88 as the one worked on by Frantishek. |
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Its web site is here: http://ju88.net/ |
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