The Ju 88 is considered one of the most effective and iconic aircraft of the Second World War, with a total of 15,196 units produced during the war. However, an often-forgotten derivative of the Ju 88 is the Ju 188. Yet, in a different category, the Ju 288 and Ju 288A have their similarities with the aforementioned Ju 88. Nonetheless, another interesting variant, though less famous, is the Junkers Ju 88's little-known sister plane - the Ju 86's lesser-known cousin or more accurately its competitor for the Ju 88, however that is not what the user is referring to with the keyword 'JuQ-135' but a more closely related project, and then there is 'Ju 89' and 'Ju 90' before the user specified variant and then we can go further on with that variant.
However 'JuQ 135' is related to the JuQ line or project series that was also designed by the Junkers company in Germany. juq-135
Before looking at specific planes let us see a few general points on the German aircraft during that period The Ju 88 is considered one of the
The code "JUQ-135" follows the standard identification system used in the Japanese Adult Video industry. Though the 'JuQ 135' never got beyond the
Though the 'JuQ 135' never got beyond the prototype testing, it will always be a reminder that some amazing projects in aviation history may have slipped by without receiving the attention it deserved.
During this period, the German aircraft industry was a hotbed of innovation and experimentation. The German designers pushed the boundaries of what was possible in aircraft design, driven by the need for military superiority and the pursuit of speed and range.
This is likely due to the fact that the name is possibly a misnomer and does not match the existing German Luftwaffe aircraft project line during that period.