Anyone fancy a Stuka!!!!

[Michel Lemieux]

https://www.boschungglobal.com/Inventory/Projects/Junkers/Ju87-D-3-%22Stuka%22/Currently-not-registered

Well more parts actually.....

[Scott Rose]

2-3% Complete, almost ready to fly!

[Jesse C.]

2-3% Complete, almost ready to fly!

Just add airframe!

[old iron]

Hey, it has a wheel!

[JohnB]

Paging Hans Rudel....

[Jim MacDonald]

Hey, it has a wheel!

Obviously, Old Iron, you don't have a clue about aircraft restoration. You failed to take into account the complete set of MANUALS included. These are impossible to replicate, extremely rare (practically unobtainium), and will save thousands of hours and many 100,000s of dollars in the restoration. According to the ad, they include, "...hundreds of mainly unpublished pictures of existing Stukas, wrecks and parts, close ups etc., technical documentations of the airframe and engine" and " 1 large file containing a set of drawings of the center section and certain components, re-engineered from existing wrecks and parts".

I daresay, they alone are probably worth the asking price for the whole project.

Mac

[Spitty]

Ex Phil Mertins?

[DoraNineFan]

Obviously, Old Iron, you don't have a clue about aircraft restoration. You failed to take into account the complete set of MANUALS included. These are impossible to replicate, extremely rare (practically unobtainium), and will save thousands of hours and many 100,000s of dollars in the restoration. According to the ad, they include, "...hundreds of mainly unpublished pictures of existing Stukas, wrecks and parts, close ups etc., technical documentations of the airframe and engine" and " 1 large file containing a set of drawings of the center section and certain components, re-engineered from existing wrecks and parts".

I daresay, they alone are probably worth the asking price for the whole project.

Mac

It looks more like service manuals and photos. This is not the same as correct and complete technical drawings for construction, which have practically been "unobtainium" for all Stuka versions. Center section drawings are a good start, but they are "reengineered" from existing wrecks which opens the question as to how correct they are. Paul Allen's Stuka project had to rely on 3D scanning of the example in Chicago. I think this project would also have to rely on scanning the Ju-87G in the UK, which originally was a Ju-87D before it was refitted.

[marine air]

I know where there’s a Junkers Jumo engine if they want it.

[Jim MacDonald]

Hey, it has a wheel!

Obviously, Old Iron, you don't have a clue about aircraft restoration. You failed to take into account the complete set of MANUALS included. These are impossible to replicate, extremely rare (practically unobtainium), and will save thousands of hours and many 100,000s of dollars in the restoration. According to the ad, they include, "...hundreds of mainly unpublished pictures of existing Stukas, wrecks and parts, close ups etc., technical documentations of the airframe and engine" and " 1 large file containing a set of drawings of the center section and certain components, re-engineered from existing wrecks and parts".

I daresay, they alone are probably worth the asking price for the whole project.

Mac

No disrespect intended, but since we don't know what the actual price is, that's a rather disingenuous statement.

Actually, I was trying to be sarcastic. We need a sarcasm dripping off a voice emoji. Old Iron, no disrespect was intended.

Mac