Warbird Information Exchange

Saw these on a facebook page the other day. I believe these photos were take somewhere in France c 1945. A couple of responses so far on other sites.
- "This Fw190 appears to be an A-8 variant, and judging by the camouflage on the power egg is most likely a Fieseler-built airframe from the range of 680xxx to 683xxx Werk numbers."
- "Fw190A-8, BMW-801 Radial"
- "This aircraft has been disassembled and hidden in the woods. There are no prop blades at all, no damage resulting from a crash."


Photo credit: Chad Barnes


Photo credit: Chad Barnes


Photo credit: Chad Barnes

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Focke yeah!!

Andy

Incredible!

Could be taken at a "Waldwerke", that would be my 2 cents.
LINK - http://falkeeins.blogspot.ca/2010/09/wa ... ghter.html

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Kurt Maurer
League City, Texas

PIC, Ford 6600 pulling Rhino batwing up and down the runway

Where'd the pics go?!

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Christopher Soltis
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Chicks Dig Warbirds.......right?

Some A-hole went into my photobucket account and deleted a bunch of photos. I have to go lock all the albums now.

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Here's one we prepared earlier

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