heinkelju111.zip (2.11 Meg) (downloaded 2849 times)
My version is from gregoryp's adaptation into a "dual" connected ju88 not a dual he111 as original was-A little history of the Zwilling There was not alot of these aircraft, don't know if one exists even in a museum. The colors were usually night dark colors, dark gray, and metallic offset to grey, or European colors partial camos. Some may have been just solid dark olive green. There are no winter colors in pictures of them. Unknown if they were used in Meditteranean War but would have a function if they did i.e. troop gliders. The wheels do not have the wheel cover the zwilling had on this model, but they were shaped like the bottom wheels of the Claude Japan plane i.e. round oblong tear shaped but large, the wheels had to be to carry the massive weight of this dual he111 plane.
by runny (2005-10-02 22:32:47)
My version is from gregoryp's adaptation into a "dual" connected ju88 not a dual he111 as original was-A little history of the Zwilling There was not alot of these aircraft, don't know if one exists even in a museum. The colors were usually night dark colors, dark gray, and metallic offset to grey, or European colors partial camos. Some may have been just solid dark olive green. There are no winter colors in pictures of them. Unknown if they were used in Meditteranean War but would have a function if they did i.e. troop gliders. The wheels do not have the wheel cover the zwilling had on this model, but they were shaped like the bottom wheels of the Claude Japan plane i.e. round oblong tear shaped but large, the wheels had to be to carry the massive weight of this dual he111 plane.
by runny (2005-10-02 22:32:47)
