【Description】

Heinkel He219 "Uhu".

The "Uhu" was a nocturnal bird of prey released by the German Luftwaffe to take revenge on the Allied bombers that were coming over the German mainland at night. The high performance of the aircraft has become legendary, with the first sortie of the aircraft slaughtering five Lancasters in a single flight. However, due to friction between the Air Force and Heinkel, production was limited to a small number, and only a few photographs of the aircraft remain. This issue of "The Heinkel Aircraft" is richly illustrated with many of these photographs and explains every detail of the aircraft.

[Color photo description] He 219 stored in Silver Hill, U.S.A. [Photo description] He219/He219 collection as seen in the original manual photo plates [Color illustration description] He219 basic paint scheme/He219 cockpit/Binding poster [Illustration description] He219/He219 as seen in manual illustrations 219/He219 5-sided drawing [Text article]Development of He219 and each type / combat record / details / equipment

No.119 "Heinkel He 219 "Uhu"", which has been out of print for a long time, has been reprinted as an "Encore Edition" in response to the enthusiastic requests of our readers. The content is identical to the previous edition with a few exceptions. Please take this opportunity to subscribe, even if you have not seen it yet.

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