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I just saw some brief in-flight footage of this replica on the Discovery channel last night...
As I remember, the 262 replica project was started somewhere in New Jersey - at one point they were going to market them.
Flug Werk GmbH is buiding FW-190 replicas, and producing replacement components for restored Bf-109Gs. No mention of Stukas. Their URL is
PT
It looks like the Stukas which made it to New Zealand, have finally ended up in a German Museum, and they won't be restored. Visit
No it got shot down by a chasing Spitfire
Only two Stukas in existance for a long time but the soviet union dissolving and ever clever warbird hunters and modern technology has had a dramatic effect on what was once thought to be gone forever. Also, like with racecars, there is an industry with tremendous skill that can rebuild planes previously considered write-offs. Magazines like Warbird International track finds and restorations.
For the whereabouts of surviving axis aircraft and significant parts, go to:
Tom
Has the story on the 7/10 replicas. One apparently crashed and the other ostensibly is owned by Herman Weeks. hth
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