Do-635

• Feb 28, 2005

• #1

cheddar cheese

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Ok, right, the Do-635. Just heard that it was suposed to be a Zwilling version of the Pfeil; any pictures or information?

 

• Feb 28, 2005

• #2

JCS

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Jul 15, 2004

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You probably already found these, but I'll post them anyway...

http://www.luft46.com/junkers/ju635.html

http://www.geocities.com/hjunkers/ju_ju635_a1.htm?200528

 

• Feb 28, 2005

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reddragon

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Feb 25, 2005

The city on the edge of forever.

I understand it to be a union of two Do 335 fuselages and outer wing sections, joined together by a new center section and that it wasn't operational. International Historic Films has a short documentary on the Do 335, if you are interested in seeing that. It has film of the Do 335A in flight but I can't recall if it has any of the 335B or not. It doesn't mention the 635 though.

 

• Feb 28, 2005

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KraziKanuK

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Jan 26, 2005

Monogram- Monarch has a book on the Do335, as well as the Ar234. Worth buying.

Do335 - ISBN 0-914144-52-9
Ar234 - ISBN 0-914144-51-0

 

• Mar 1, 2005

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cheddar cheese

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Thanks guys 8)

 

• Mar 1, 2005

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Dec 20, 2003

looks very interesting, and my god, it'd be a four engined fighter!!

 

• Mar 1, 2005

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cheddar cheese

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Just think of the damage resiliance..

 

• Mar 2, 2005

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the lancaster kicks ass

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Dec 20, 2003

well kind of but remember she'd be heavy and would need two engines to keep going........