This is a large section of engine nacelle the lower side and underside fairing panel with blue camouflage paintwork remains.
This large solid aluminium panel which is a few bits still riveted together.The part still has lots of its nice original colour with white and blue paintwork remains and a large size section of main airframe structure which is nice and recognisable part.The structure part is in nice condition it has ripped and bent by the impact crash it is in relic but solid condition and has been nicely cleaned perfect for display or any collection and is 17 inches long by 18 inches in size. The part comes with 3xA5 laminated information cards with pictures.
This lovely part comes from German JU88 Bomber work number 8095, 2 Staffell (Kampfgeschwader 77) markings of 3Z+HK which was part of a large raid over London. The bomber was attacked and shot down by RAF Hurricanes of 303 squadron with Polish ace squadron leader Witold Urbanowicz credited with the kill.
The ju88 crashed near Dorking in Surrey on the 27th September 1940 in the battle of Britain.
This is a large section of engine nacelle the lower side and underside fairing panel with blue camouflage paintwork remains.
This large solid aluminium panel which is a few bits still riveted together.The part still has lots of its nice original colour with white and blue paintwork remains and a large size section of main airframe structure which is nice and recognisable part.The structure part is in nice condition it has ripped and bent by the impact crash it is in relic but solid condition and has been nicely cleaned perfect for display or any collection and is 17 inches long by 18 inches in size. The part comes with 3xA5 laminated information cards with pictures.
This lovely part comes from German JU88 Bomber work number 8095, 2 Staffell (Kampfgeschwader 77) markings of 3Z+HK which was part of a large raid over London. The bomber was attacked and shot down by RAF Hurricanes of 303 squadron with Polish ace squadron leader Witold Urbanowicz credited with the kill.
The ju88 crashed near Dorking in Surrey on the 27th September 1940 in the battle of Britain.
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