The Librarian
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Post by The Librarian on Aug 18, 2009 16:10:10 GMT
THERE IS A PHOTO OF UDO CORDES AIRCRAFT IN OSPREY'S SCHLACHTGRUPPEN BOOK, ONLY THE FRONT HALF. CAN ANYONE POST A COPY OF THE PHOTO FOUND IN LUFTWAFFE IM FOCUS #3. THE CODES OF THE AIRCRAFT ARE APPARENTLY 5K + AT AND IT WAS PART OF 9.(EIS)/KG 3. I NEED TO KNOW THE COLOUR OF THE CODES AS IT SEEMS THEY WERE ASSIGNED SOME JU 88P-1s. LACK OF INFO IS LEADING ME TOWARDS A "AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE". DRAGON SEEM TO HAVE GONE DOWN THIS ROAD TOO ALTHOUGH THEY REFER TO IT AS UNIDENTIFIED UNIT.  |
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The Librarian
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Post by The Librarian on Aug 18, 2009 18:03:57 GMT
My apologies to everyone for using Capitals. My son keeps putting this gizmo on caps lock and I keep forgetting to take it off. Honestly, I whisper in Libraries.
Max
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Post by Deleted on Aug 18, 2009 18:29:36 GMT
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Post by alfie on Dec 20, 2009 17:25:51 GMT
THERE IS A PHOTO OF UDO CORDES AIRCRAFT IN OSPREY'S SCHLACHTGRUPPEN BOOK, ONLY THE FRONT HALF. CAN ANYONE POST A COPY OF THE PHOTO FOUND IN LUFTWAFFE IM FOCUS #3. THE CODES OF THE AIRCRAFT ARE APPARENTLY 5K + AT AND IT WAS PART OF 9.(EIS)/KG 3. I NEED TO KNOW THE COLOUR OF THE CODES AS IT SEEMS THEY WERE ASSIGNED SOME JU 88P-1s. LACK OF INFO IS LEADING ME TOWARDS A "AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE". DRAGON SEEM TO HAVE GONE DOWN THIS ROAD TOO ALTHOUGH THEY REFER TO IT AS UNIDENTIFIED UNIT. This was passed to me at SMW 09: Ju 88-A4 5K+AS 8/KG3 Russia 1942 Standard 70-71-65 splinter scheme with yellow fuelage band and spinner tips Letters red outlined in white Hope that helps, Regards, Alfie |
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The Librarian
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Post by The Librarian on Dec 22, 2009 13:54:57 GMT
Thanks Alfie. The whole project drove me doolaley. I ended up doing a what if Me410 with armoured nose and shaped the HS129B-3 pod to fit below, using the Schatton brass barrel. It was then flown to my own little Davis Monthan in the attic awaiting suitable decals. The P-1 will follow this route at some point....
Best regards
Max
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