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Offline GrinBird

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JU-88 variant
« on: July 31, 2000, 02:53:00 AM »

 

Click to see a brief video of the G-6

Period:  World War II
Uses:  Night Fighter
WingSpan:  65 ft 7.5 in (19.81 m)
Length:  54 ft (16.45 m)
Height:  15 ft (4.57 m)
WeightGross:  27,337 lb (12,400 kg)
MaxSpeed:  360 mph (579 km)
ServiceCeiling:  31,515 ft (9,605 m)
Range:  1,364 mi (2,195 km)
Power:  Two 1,750 hp Junkers Jumo 213A-1 liquid cooled engines
It packed quite a wallop with five or six 20 mm cannons (including a set of cannons firing upwards at an anfle of 60 degrees, called Schrage Musik) and a heavy 13 mm machine gun in the rear.

Superfly look at those antennas, isnt she beautyfull?.. should be something for a young male fly like you

This version of JU-88 is not a bomber but a night fighter, made for blasting B17s out of the sky. Maybe we could find a use for it in main arena even if we wont get a night there. Anyway it should be possible to make the G-6 from the hull of the A4, so why not make it?

References: http://www.accessweb.com/users/mconstab/ju88.htm  http://exn.ca/Mini/Flightdeck/warriors/JunkersJu-88.cfm

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Offline Jigster

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« Reply #1 on: July 31, 2000, 03:58:00 AM »
 
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Originally posted by GrinBird:

   

Click to see a brief video of the G-6

Period:  World War II
Uses:  Night Fighter
WingSpan:  65 ft 7.5 in (19.81 m)
Length:  54 ft (16.45 m)
Height:  15 ft (4.57 m)
WeightGross:  27,337 lb (12,400 kg)
MaxSpeed:  360 mph (579 km)
ServiceCeiling:  31,515 ft (9,605 m)
Range:  1,364 mi (2,195 km)
Power:  Two 1,750 hp Junkers Jumo 213A-1 liquid cooled engines
It packed quite a wallop with five or six 20 mm cannons (including a set of cannons firing upwards at an anfle of 60 degrees, called Schrage Musik) and a heavy 13 mm machine gun in the rear.

Superfly look at those antennas, isnt she beautyfull?.. should be something for a young male fly like you  

This version of JU-88 is not a bomber but a night fighter, made for blasting B17s out of the sky. Maybe we could find a use for it in main arena even if we wont get a night there. Anyway it should be possible to make the G-6 from the hull of the A4, so why not make it?



The antennas on the Ju-88G were said to add so much drag that the plane's meeger preformence was diminshed still further.

The term "Night Fighter" normally does not mean fighter at all...rather multi-cannon rock-planes (there are exceptions of course)  

How bout a Ju88C instead?  

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Offline Vermillion

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« Reply #2 on: July 31, 2000, 06:20:00 AM »
Nice little Video  

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Offline Nashwan

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« Reply #3 on: July 31, 2000, 02:45:00 PM »
 
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This version of JU-88 is not a bomber but a night fighter, made for blasting B17s out of the sky
Did the B17 do much night bombing then?