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5 November 2008, 09:21 AM
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Lvg v-19
Developed late 1918 as a submarine based floatplane by Gotthold Baatz. One Oberursel U II powered the aircraft. Back swept wing and a very clean fuselage built in metal was the mark of this design.. The only one built could not be tested fully because of the armistice. In 1922 it was proposed to the Reichsmarine but because of the limitations from the allied inspection organisation these plans were not fulfilled.
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5 November 2008, 09:36 AM
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Hello kampfflieger,
Very nice art work! This has been offered by PHONIX? in vacuform 1/72". It was also called "Putbus"? I believe. There is an article in CROSS & COCKADE on it, quite interesting and a good looking machine. Best Wishes, Jay |
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