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These should be the Me 155 (or a fictional naval version of the Bf 109 G-Series) and Ju 87 E's, but not Bf 109 T's and Ju 87 C's. Ju 87 C-1 is a navalized B-Series and complete outdated in 1945, as well as that it was planed in 1942 to replace here by the Ju 87 E who was a navalized D-SeriesĪt least, the 2-3-0 setup makes sense for a Graf Zeppelin in a fitting stage 1945, but not the used planes.

Bf 109 T-1 is a navalized E-Series and complete outdated in 1945, as well as that it was planed in 1942 to replace here by a plane who was basicly a heavy modified Bf 109 G-2 So we still have this points who are a big problem for a 'Graf Zeppelin 1945' (as writen on the leaks): 28x Junkers Ju 87 E-1 as recon plane and torpedo bomber (carrier variant of the land based torpedo bomber Ju 87 D-4) 15x Messerschmitt Me 155 A as fighter-bomber (ripoff from the high altitude fighter project) With the restart of the carrier program in 1942 was planed: 20x Fieseler Fi 167 A-1 as recon plane and torpedo bomber 13x Junkers Ju 87 C-1 as dive bomber (carrier variant of the Ju 87 B-1) 10x Messerschmitt Bf 109 T-1 as fighter (carrier variant of the Bf 109 E-7/N)

Plus you don't want a biplane with your tier 8 ship that should be tier 7. The above LEGO set can be found at all LEGO Certified Stores, Toys “R” Us, plus other leading departmental and select toy stores.Because by 1939, it have been rejected and Ju87C took its place as a Torpedo bomber AND Dive bomber. This was easy to build, we had no issues with the instructions, and in fact we got a little lost in putting all the parts together that we had more fun than remembering we had this review to write. That little LEGO tow service car though is tonnes of fun.

Just don’t hold out too much for that control tower to be anything more than as a decent accompanying background. If you’re in the market for a really nice LEGO plane, I have no doubts that you should get this set immediately. Sometimes you get a LEGO set that’s small but provides endless fun sometimes you get a really big set with a gorgeous plane that’s built almost to perfection and an airport facade that’s just pretty disappointing in its overall starkness to be honest, but you do appreciate LEGO for trying with their details, which is what they’re best at. It’s really, really sparse, but where it lacks in gravitas, it makes up in little details like a movable conveyor belt for luggage, spinning revolving glass doors and a decent control tower outpost.

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