German Paratroopers Eisenwerk Weserhütte ensuring excellent crew safety

ensuring excellent crew safety

The final assembling was made in Deutche Werft in Hamburg and Germania Werft in Kiel

a more powerful 95HP V8 engine

improved pilot protection and better armament

-13 plastic sprues with 565 parts

German Paratroopers Eisenwerk Weserhütte ensuring excellent crew safetyThe German parachute troops were officially created in early 1936 as part of the Luftwaffe. Before the start of World War II, the airborne units also became part of the Wehrmacht. By their well coordinated combat work and the use of Ju 52 transport aircraft, the German paratroopers achieved great success in a number of operations at the initial stage of the war. The largest of these was Operation Mercury, which captured the island of Crete from May