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< Iam still looking for documents and closer informations about the Ju 88 Mistel warhead and fuzing system Any infos??? <

Very interesting details of gun turret drill - there are several parts View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZKG1cc8Bgg

High, here you can download the hole Ju88 "Owners Manual" :-) Has some more infos and drawings http://www.cockpitinstrumente.de/archiv/Dokumente/ABC/j/Ju%2088/Ju%2088%20A-1%20Betriebsanleitung%201940.pdf

i guess there was a Rüstsatz M 1 with bomb racks in very early Ju 88. Later in war the space was used for a second big fuel tank and the bombs where carried outsite in ETCs. Some night fighter had only one fuel tank and additional weapons " Schraege Musik". Interesting problem :-). May be...

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HyperWar: Handbook on Japanese Military Forces

:shock: Somewhat off topic but look at this :) :lol: L'Arsenal :: Voir le sujet - Le port de Mare Island, Californie, au 1/700e

Well, you see the enemy earlier and better - some more seconds to fire and hit. Have a look at the link - much WW. 1 instruments and cockpit stuff. Courtesy : Luftwaffe Flugzeuge .

Becco, you are right - we used optical sights OIGEE made some in late 1918. Little is known but they seemed to be used with experimental MG 13 only. That is a real nice find Becco. Best Lothar

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Thanks for the great pic - I never lost a thought about these sights befor. I will check my references for more informations. Great find Becco.

Thanks, I guess we didnt use telescopic sights in WW 1. The sights where of the ring and bead type. But its possible. Your drawings are outstanding. I just download some CAD programs and start tutorials. In fact I sit here like a pig befor a clockwork:oops: . Must get familiar with all that...

Becco, do you have a photo of that telescopic MG sight ?

No, he didnt refer to the 12,8cm Flak - the Pak is well known and a Googel search will bring you informations. The guns where made in numbers of 3 for testshoots. The idea was to make them mobile on available carriages and to do this quick. So the project drawings show mostly the PAK guns with...

Here is a model ... Wettringer-Modellbauforum | Bauberichte | Im Bau: 12,8cm Pak 44 Kruppversion a version using the 8,8cm Pak exist too. 12,8 cm Kanone 81/3 (1/35)