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I'll dig them out, scan and send them Vic. Somewhere, I have some photos I took of the interior of one which was flying in the UK in the 1980s, with the para seats, gun position etc still in place, and the cockpit almost original, apart from some modern navcom equipment. IF I can find them amongst my 35mm slides, I'll scan those too. (BTW, the 'MG15' had been converted and connected to a gas cannister via a rotary valve, which allowed the 'gunner' to 'pop off' at the crowd during low passes at air shows!)
There are some pictures on the inside posted here from Gunther. I may also have some more that he sent me around here. Will see if I can find them.
Thanks again Paul, it's a formidable looking machine.
I was reading yesterday that the Transportverband who put up 493 Ju 52/3ms with 230 80 DFS gliders for the invasion lost during the three assault operation 174 Ju 52s and some 7000 casualties, including approximately 2000 paratroopers. Some losses were the result of confusion at the departing airfields through the intense activity and huge dust clouds thrown up by the aircraft backwash and to the Allied defensive ground fire.
Thanks again Paul, I'm still pondering what I'm going to do with this kit and have still to seriously look at what is provided in the kit, what extra bits I have and what I can scratch up. I'm still thinking of dissecting bits of the fuselage to show internal detail which at this stage looks quite basic.