Bucker Bu-133C Jungmeister
This aircraft is a rare bird. It is an original german Built Bucker 133C Jungmeister. This plane was built in 1936 by Dornier. It is one of the very few german survivors of this type.
The aircraft was used during world war 2 by the Luftwaffe for advanced pilot training and acrobatics. Itr was in the role of acrobatic machine that this type gained international faim on acrobatic contests during the pre-war years.
Specifications of the Bucker Bu-133C:
Year: 1936
Country: Germany
Type: Advanced Trainer/Acrobatic aircraft
Crew: 1
Engine: 160hp Siemens Sh 14a radial engine

Speed: 220km/h
Range: 500 km
Service Cieling: 4500 meters

Wingspan: 6,60 meters
Length: 6,00 meters
Heigth: 2,20 meters
Weigth: 425 kg

Total Production: unknown
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