Eye candy from World War II

**Sgt Rock** · 06-14-2009 09:53 AM

Outstanding shot of the Jug!! Any more of the Thunderbolt in flight??

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**Louis of PA** · 06-14-2009 09:55 AM

Feldgrau looking for Bier und Damen

**Louis of PA** · 06-14-2009 09:57 AM

Don't mess mit Gustav

**Louis of PA** · 06-14-2009 10:02 AM

Then they attacked with dive bombers

**Louis of PA** · 06-14-2009 10:05 AM

I didn't know that neckties were required when flying these crates

**Louis of PA** · 06-14-2009 10:16 AM

Then the Spitfires showed up

**Louis of PA** · 06-14-2009 10:21 AM

The most beautiful girl of all; she'll just kill you with her charms

**gunner** · 06-14-2009 10:23 AM

Louis, German icon

airforce officers should always looking nice. When they captured him than the english ladies going to get wild of him. Grrrrrrh

Famous pics.

Beste Grüße

Gunner

**Bob Womack** · 06-14-2009 10:26 AM

If I am correct, there are no flying JU-87 Stuka dive-bombers. Is this one of the mock-ups built for (but not flown in) the Battle of Britain icon

movie from Percival Proctors?

Originally Posted by Louis of PA

Then they attacked with dive bombers

John Kepler · 06-14-2009 11:27 AM

The pictured aircraft (ID'ed by it's FAA "tail number") is a 7/10ths scale replica built in 1977-78 by an engineer named Louis Langhurst from Carriere, Mississippi. It required 8,000 man-hours to complete and was patterned on the full-size Ju 87B Stuka currently on display at the Chicago Museum of Science & Industry. The plane is powered by a 220-hp Lycoming engine (vs. the original Stuka's 1200-hp Jumo 211) and has a top speed of 137mph.

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