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The Stieglitz was an aerobatic trainer used by both
the military and civil flying clubs in Germany before World War 11. It
was built in a number of variants with only minor differences and was
operated by the Luftwaffe until the end of the war. It was built under
licence in Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria and Sweden. A handful
remain airworthy.
D-EMIG
c/n 2293
Germany
2 seat biplane first flown in 1932
Engine: 150hp(112kW) Siemens Sh.14a
Length: 23’11.5"(7.3m)
Height: 8’10"(2.69m)Wingspan: 29’6.5"(9.0m)
No.built: 2000* Range: 300miles(482km)
Cruising speed: 110mph(177kmh) Empty weight: 1529lb(694kg)
Maximum take-off weight: 2191lb(994kg)
Focke-Wulf FW.44J Stieglitz Side view 1/144 scale
Side view 1/108 scale
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