My planes

[docrox]

Hi Glen,

never thought, you could recognize the P 38 from that odd angle, so you`re an expert. .

The twin boom trainer I mentioned is on pic 2295.

CU

Hans Gerd

[dansls1]

Awesome collection there Hans - thanks for sharing and feel free to post up any other pictures of these you'd like.

[birder]

Echo Dan's admiration of this collection. History of Luftwaffe really, awesome from that regard and well executed-no surprise. I'm not an expert, though, but recognize that particular aircraft, much as you would recognize a familiar ship! Your Bloom and Voss and Condor- kits or scratch? Very cool birds there.

[docrox]

Hi Glen,

the BV 222 is an old vacu kit by Airmodel, the Condor is the old Revell kit.

Here are some float planes, i think, as a model they`re quite rare.

First a He42, a He60, then an Ar199 and an Ar231

[docrox]

Some V-versions of fighters:

FW159, Ar80, FW190 and BF109

CU

Hans Gerd

[Matthew From Florida]

Wow, what a collection! Thanks for showing us!

Do you ever have to dust them? I'm sure that would take hours...

[Don Boose]

And on the shelf above the P-38 is something that looks very much like a Douglas DC-3/C-47/Dakota. Another captured aircraft, or are my eyes playing tricks?

Don

[docrox]

Hi Don,

it should be a DC2, captured at Schipol airport, run before by KLM.
As I see now, the cowlings are too long; it's a modified kit I don't remember the manufacturer.

CU

Hans Gerd

[docrox]

Here are the competitors for the "Stuka" tender:
He 118, Ha 137, Ar 81, Ju 87

CU
Hans Gerd

[willygoat]

Great planes Docrox! It's interesting how 3 of them share the same gull wing idea, while the actual shape of the wing is quite different.