Heinkel He 112
The Heinkel He 112 was designed for the same fighter competition that was won by the Messerschmitt Bf 109. Although not ordered by the Luftwaffe, it was operated by Spain, Hungary, Romania and Japan in small numbers. During the annexation of the Sudetenland, The Japanese order was pressed into German service for a short time, although not used.
Heinkel He 112V-1 D-IADO 
Heinkel He 112V-1 D-IADO 
Heinkel He 112V-2 D-IHGE 
Heinkel He 112V-2 D-IHGE 
Heinkel He 112V-3 D-IDMO 
Heinkel He 112V-3 D-IDMO 
Heinkel He 112V-4 D-IZMY 
Heinkel He 112V-4 D-IZMY 
Heinkel He 112V-4 D-IZMY 
Heinkel He 112V-5 
Heinkel He 112V-6 D-ISJY 
Heinkel He 112V-6 D-ISJY in Spain 
Heinkel He 112V-6 D-ISJY 
Heinkel He 112V-6 D-ISJY 
Heinkel He 112V-7 D-IKIK B series prototype 
Heinkel He 112V-7 D-IKIK B series prototype 
Heinkel He 112V-8 D-IRXO 
Heinkel He 112V-9 D-IGSI 
Heinkel He 112V-9 D-IGSI 
Heinkel He 112V-9 D-IGSI 
Heinkel He 112V-10 
Heinkel He 112V-11 D-IYWE 
Heinkel He 112V-12 D-IRXS 
Heinkel He 112 
Heinkel He 112B-0 
Heinkel He 112B The Japanese order in Luftwaffe markings during the Sudetenland annexation 
Heinkel He 112 B-0 in Luftwaffe markings 
Heinkel He 112 B-0 in Luftwaffe markings 
Heinkel He 112 Undercarriage Detail 
Heinkel He 112 Starboard Cockpit Wall 
Heinkel He 112 Instrument Panel 
Heinkel He 112B Port Cockpit Wall
