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PostPosted: Thu Aug 04, 2011 11:38 pm 
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Hey everyone,

Just noticed the Heinkel He-162 Volksjr (Werk Nummer 120076) that was listed with Platinum Fighter Sales (http://www.platinumfighters.com/#!__he-162) has been listed as sold. Anyone know who the buyer was and if they have the intention of restoring it to flying condition?

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It's gone to a museum in Germany, who raised funds through a Government lottery grant, so it will remain static only.


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Now in the hands of the Museum of Technology at Berlin ( http://www.sdtb.de/Aerospace.1163.0.html ) with financial support of the “Stiftung Deutsche Klassenlotterie” ( http://www.stiftung-deutsche-klassenlot ... ent&id=131 ). Will go on display on September 27 after cleaning and assembling.

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I have always liked the He 162. It would be cool to see one fly but from what I know of it there would have to be enough engineering changes to void the reproduction label and call it a replica.

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John Dupre wrote:
I have always liked the He 162. It would be cool to see one fly but from what I know of it there would have to be enough engineering changes to void the reproduction label and call it a replica.



Then the invasion stripes and then the green gear doors...etc... :wink:


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Then the invasion stripes and then the green gear doors...etc... :wink:

Don't forget the puke blue paint on top, a shark's mouth and insignia that are to small
and in the wrong place. :shock: Maybe Chris could do a profile for us :shock:

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