Here is the Stieglitz, Stieglitz!

Just back from Hendon. Spent 4 hours on the ferry with more and more people getting seasick. Still have the movements in my head. Hendon was fine, hadn’t been there for a year or six or so. Only the new situation in the BOBM I didn’t like much. Had to loose too much time ( I was in a hurry to go back to Holland) seeing a movie before being allowed in the hall to get the pics.

Nice to meet you Robbo. Wasn’t there for 5 minutes when we met. Think of going to post some pics tomorrow.

The livery as shown on the Jungmeister is correct, the Dutch ones looked like these, we had some 6 of them, others say 12.

BW Roger

JDK- It very much appears to be a Spanish built Jungmann. AS for Dutch markings being authentic I very much doubt it! The Ryan’s used with the Dutch I seem to remember were STM’s with the Menasco inline. A couple are still airworthy in Australia.

It was in full Netherlands East Indies colours as used in 1941

I don’t know, but I’ve never seen info on these colours on a Jungmeister before. Are they correct for the type, or is it pretending to be a Ryan PT-22?

Cheers

See you there Robbo. Anyone else going to Hendon saturday? BW Roger

Thanks Roger. Looking at that beauty gives me a warm feeling. It is simply magnificent! 😎 I can’t wait until I can see that other stieglitz in full Argentine colours.

I hope Braschaat will give a nice show and I will let you know how it went!

Good luck at Hendon!

Thanks,

J.V.

Wait till you see the one owned by my Spanish flying club. In full Argentine colours. Hope to go there in 2 weeks. Succes tomorrow in Brasschaat and Deurne. Hope to go there Sunday. For now I am preparing for the Hendon trip. Have to take the boat at 07.15, then by coach to Hendon ( with 80 plus aviation minded Dutchmen) , back by coach and boat, and at home at 01.30. Maybe to tired to go to Belgium (but I hope not). BW Roger

I also “scored” this S11. BW Roger

It was in full Netherlands East Indies colours as used in 1941. BW Roger

Saw this Jungmann arrive in marginal weather. BW Roger