Dragon 1/48 JU 88G-6 Major Berthold Ney

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Dragon 1/48 JU 88G-6c D5+AE Major Berthold Ney， Kommandeur of' IV./NJG.3

Hey guys,that's my first JU88 works hope all of you enjoy it,thanks

 

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Ney and his JU88 1945

 

[Migrant]

Very nicely done

 

[Capt. Vick]

Very, very word!

 

[Crimea_River]

Nicely done.

 

[vikingBerserker]

Great job.

 

[at6]

Great for your first JU-88.

 

[Airframes]

Nice one, and welcome to the forums.

 

[Gnomey]

Lovely work!

 

[fubar57]

Welcome to the forum. Very nice work

 

[le_steph40]

Welcome to the forum. Very nice work

+1

 

[djos]

Simply beautiful work.
Welcome to forum
BR

 

[Wayne Little]

Not bad at all....

 

[le_steph40]

I just to verify my docs and I think this aircraft could be a Ju 88G-1 with BMW 801 engines. I think to distinguish the opening of the exhausts on the top of the engines on the first photo post #3.
Other point, it seems that the camo of the upperwings and engine fairing are in factory applied RLM70/71 (like the C-6, R-1 & R-2 series) and flaps, the ailerons, the tail (except the starboard side ?) and the fuselage are covered with RLM76...

 

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I just to verify my docs and I think this aircraft could be a Ju 88G-1 with BMW 801 engines. I think to distinguish the opening of the exhausts on the top of the engines on the first photo post #3.
Other point, it seems that the camo of the upperwings and engine fairing are in factory applied RLM70/71 (like the C-6, R-1 & R-2 series) and flaps, the ailerons, the tail (except the starboard side ?) and the fuselage are covered with RLM76...

Thank you for your reply! （all above）

I disregarded that aspect，maybe just for fun.Of course that could be a G-1 D5+AF（here），by the way I refer to someone else's book(David Williams
Nachtjager, Vol. 2: Luftwaffe Night Fighter Units 1943-45)and decided to make a G-6 D5+AE

I'm very grateful indeed for your suggestions！I will improve in the future work!

 

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