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The Ju 87 Stuka was a purpose-built dive-bomber which entered Luftwaffe service in 1935. Over 6,500 Stukas were built, and they were highly accurate and successful when there was no fighter opposition present.
It had many unique design features including an automatic system for dive recovery, so that if the pilot blacked out during pull-up, the Ju 87 would level itself without intervention from the pilot.
The standard armament was 1 x 250Kg bomb and 2 x 50Kg bombs, with 2 x 7.92mm machine guns in the wings and one for defence in the rear cockpit.
This example is a Ju 87 B2 of 2/StG 2 Luftwaffe 1941.
It had many unique design features including an automatic system for dive recovery, so that if the pilot blacked out during pull-up, the Ju 87 would level itself without intervention from the pilot.
The standard armament was 1 x 250Kg bomb and 2 x 50Kg bombs, with 2 x 7.92mm machine guns in the wings and one for defence in the rear cockpit.
This example is a Ju 87 B2 of 2/StG 2 Luftwaffe 1941.
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Looks great 
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Would it be possible to get a decent sized version of this version of the terrier insignia? I've scoured the internet and found nothing; at the very least it would put SOMETHING out there for reference, and, having followed your work as an unregistered lurker at WWIIincolor, I figure you're the best guy to do it! (Plus you already have it, it's just small and cut off, but I assume it's a vector?)
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I've actually used this for my forum signature: [link]
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Would it be possible to get a decent sized version of this version of the terrier insignia? I've scoured the internet and found nothing; at the very least it would put SOMETHING out there for reference, and, having followed your work as an unregistered lurker at WWIIincolor, I figure you're the best guy to do it! (Plus you already have it, it's just small and cut off, but I assume it's a vector?)
Thanks