190D9 1945
JG 6 Chevron Dot Bar -+> W.Nr.211934
 
Pilot - one of the technical officers of JG6. Aircraft was found at Furth, Germany on 8th May 1945.
 
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FW190d9 Red1 JV44 Wuerger Staffel
Pilot Lt Heinz Sachsenberg Fw 190D-9 'Rot 1'
Motto reads" Verkaaft's mei Gwand 'I foahr in himmel!"
(Sell my clothes I'm going to heaven)
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Red 1 was one of the four or five Doras known to have been assigned to the Airfield Defence Staffel of Generalleutnant Adolph Galland's Jagdverband 44. The intended role of this small unit was to defend the airspace above JV 44's operational base during the take-off and landing of the Me 262 jets, when they were most vulnerable to Allied fighter attack. The extensive deployment of flak units around the airfield and its approaches necessitated the painting of the D-9s' undersides in a dark color (usually agreed to be red) with narrow white longitudinal stripes, such that they not be mistaken for Allied aircraft which regularly prowled the airfields.
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FW190d9 Red3 JV44 Wuerger Staffel
Hptm. Waldemar Wübke Fw 190D-9 'Rot 3' Im Auftrage der Reichsbahn
(By order of the State Railway)*
*A sarcastic reference to fighters beings used as fighter bombers earlier in the war..
 
Red 3 was one of the four or five Doras known to have been assigned to the Airfield Defence Staffel of Generalleutnant Adolph Galland's Jagdverband 44. The intended role of this small unit was to defend the airspace above JV 44's operational base during the take-off and landing of the Me 262 jets, when they were most vulnerable to Allied fighter attack. The extensive deployment of flak units around the airfield and its approaches necessitated the painting of the D-9s' undersides in a dark color (usually agreed to be red) with narrow white longitudinal stripes, such that they not be mistaken for Allied aircraft which regularly prowled the airfields.
 
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FW190d11 Red 4, JV44
 
This was a D11, pilot unknown, the wreckage found and photo'd at Muchem Reim following the Nazi surrender.
Motto reads
Der nächste Herr dieselbe Dame!
(The next man the same woman!)
 
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190d9 1945 Red 13 Jv44
The pilot of this aircraft has been identified as Hptm. Klaus Faber, a former member of JG 27, JG 6 and as depicted here JV44.
 
 
Red13 was rumoured to be exceptionally fast at low level.
Motto reads something like "He must get in even if they both cry!"
 
details of camo and guide & (b/w) and pic at Experten decals site : http://www.stormbirds.net/experten/
 
Red 13 was one of the four or five Doras known to have been assigned to the Airfield Defence Staffel of Generalleutnant Adolph Galland's Jagdverband 44. The intended role of this small unit was to defend the airspace above JV 44's operational base during the take-off and landing of the Me 262 jets, when they were most vulnerable to Allied fighter attack. The extensive deployment of flak units around the airfield and its approaches necessitated the painting of the D-9s' undersides in a dark color (usually agreed to be red) with narrow white longitudinal stripes, such that they not be mistaken for Allied aircraft which regularly prowled the airfields.
 
 
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FU4-1A : VMF-222 'Flying Duces', USMC 1943. Bright converted , used tankerivs excelllent template , camo,extra weathering, rust etc by me .

B-25J of the 445th BS, 321st BG, in italy during 1945. ser no : 327698. This particular aircraft survived over 120 missions and was returned to the united states. pilots unknown. This is the most weathering ive ever done, i had to seeing that it survived 120 missions. Bright converted , theres also a no markings skin in the download. If anyone has any info on this plane please send me the info .:)

B29-40-BW "Thumper", assigned to the 497th Bomb Group, 73rd Bomb Wing. Enjoy! ;)