…and a lot of photos of others WW2 captured aircrafts, can be viewed in the link:
http://aviacaoemfloripa.blogspot.com.br/2011/01/aeronaves-capturadas.html
I hope you enjoy!!!
…and a lot of photos of others WW2 captured aircrafts, can be viewed in the link:
http://aviacaoemfloripa.blogspot.com.br/2011/01/aeronaves-capturadas.html
I hope you enjoy!!!
Those photos are absolutely brilliant, I never realised literally everyone had everyone’s aircraft!
Was there a group build here once with the theme of aircraft in enemy hands? It seems familiar to me. If not, it would be a good idea I’d say. ‘Jes sayin’…[:D]
Those are really neat pics. Thanks for sharing that.
Gordy
I can’t remember just who it was at the moment, but one of the Tuskegee Airman ran into one of these bad boys. Shocked the crap out of him, and about got him shot down before the swastika sank in… Cool pics. Thanks for sharing, Raymond
It is said that the first Russian controlled tank was a German Tiger they fixed on the side of the road. Very neat photos someone should definantly build one of these captured airplanes.
These are some VERY good books on this subject: “KG 200: The Luftwaffe’s Most Secret Unit” by
Geoffry J. Thomas. and “On Special Missions: The Luftwaffe’s Research and Experimental Squadrons 1923-1945” by J. Richard Smith. Lots of Photos, too!
I’m so confused! That’s a really cool find. I may have to venture into those waters at some (when I am able to whittle my stash down a bit!) Thank you for sharing!
Groot