Luftwaffe Trainers by geoffgeoffp
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Comments (4)
nicely done images! wasn't the FW44 the one used in "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade"?
Always so precise and beautiful !!!
The Focke-Wulf name is one to conjure with for the FW 190 was one of the most fearsome German fighters in WWII. Strangely, both it and the Fw44 had the same designer (Kurt Tank) but the biplane first flew in 1932 as its dated design and the use of fabric in its construction indicate. Even so the Fw44 was a fine aeroplane and continued in service for training purposes throughout the war. I suppose the drab colouring comes from you showing a wartime version? The Arado would have been the Luftwaffe's advanced trainer and first saw service in about 1939. It looks to be too good to be restricted to training purposes. Nice work, as always. You must have a fabulous library.
my father trained on the Ar 96B, flew Me 109G in combat, and was training on the Me 262 at war's close... vielen herzlichen Dank, Ihre realistische Zeichnungen liegen mir nah' am Herzen