LVG C.VI [double set] Mk V

LVG C.VI [double set] Mk VThe LVG C. VI was a German reconnaissance and bomber aircraft with a mixed structure, biplane, fixed undercarriage. The drive was provided by a single engine Mercedes Benz BZ. IV with a power of 200 HP. The flight of the prototype took place in 1917, and in 1918 serial production began, which ended with the production of about 100 copies of this aircraft. The armament was 2 7. 92 mm machine guns (Lmg 08 15 and Parabellum) and up to 90 kg bombs. The

which guarantees great visibility to the pilot

- Aluminum gun barrel w/finely reproduced rifling

though the first since its statehood was actually achieved

613 Factory replacing the original Type 604 sonar on board

with some units finding their way through various routes to distant conflicts

- Extreme attention to detail correctly replicates the curved cross-section design of the air cooling grills

where he suffered severe injuries but continued to serve as a staff officer

and wowed drivers with its long nose

when Tiger II was introduced and title ‘Tiger I ‘ was applied to Tiger tank retrospectively

February 1942

which had established the French aviation industry as a global benchmark in the 1960s

During the spring and summer of 1942 the assembly lines began to switch to the production of the Bf 109 G-series