Junkers Ju 52/3m 5392000103405

Junkers Ju 52/3m 5392000103405n 1931 the chief engineer of Junkers Dr. Zindel developed a trimotor plane called the JU 52 3M. The JU 52 took part in nearly all of the German campaigns of the Second World War. It was a common sight over all the battlefronts from Russia to Libya.

Mainspring of the French troops in 1991 and used by the Daguet Division

As the mount of the world famous Red Arrows

3 highly detailed resin figures /driver and co-driver included in TM35305 kit + new additional figure/

escadrille GC II/5 “La Fayette”

was first launched under the provisional name La Résolue and subsequently given the name Jeanne d’Arc on 16 July 1964

these machines were later widely used mainly for bombing under the name ‘Hurribomber‘

The angle of his dive could be checked by looking at a series of red lines on the side of his cockpit window and lining them up against the horizon 60

the Belvedere could operate safely on just a single engine if required

Shortly before the end of the Second World War

An excerpt from the official launch in 1967: ‘Designed today for the tourism of tomorrow

They were highly manoeuvrable

This machine reached top speeds of approximately 378 miles per hour (608km/h)