Talk:Heinkel He 277

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The PIPE Here...the Manfred Griehl/Joachim Dressel authored book...
*Griehl, Manfred and Dressel, Joachim. Heinkel He 177 - 277 - 274. Shrewsbury, UK: Airlife Publishing. .
...that I have, on the series of Heinkel heavy bombers, that deals with the He 177, and details the more advanced He 274 (two built) and the aircraft project this page describes (He 277) has been a gold mine of information on the entire series that the 177 started...but I DO have a submission question...
...would a scanned-in Heinkel factory drawing of the He 277 (from my copy of the book) be allowed for use here at Wikipedia?
The involved drawing was carefully scanned to ONLY have content in it that would have been on the original Heinkel "Typenblatt" drawing, and NONE of the book's authored text (or other graphic material) is in the scan.  Where the drawing was Heinkel property during the war, but could, curiously still be considered "copyrighted material" of the current EADS corporate entity? This is because as Heinkel was absorbed, via a series of corporate mergers through the last half of the 20th century, into the EADS European defense aerospace conglomerate, that World War II Heinkel drawing could still be considered EADS property by some means.
Also, that page here at Wikipedia on what constitutes what can be considered "public domain" concerning German WW II images (it's the first entry under the "Example cases" subheading there) affect the ability to have up at Wikipedia for a graphic image, anything that would have originally been the property of a now-nonexistent German aviation corporation from 65 years ago, even one whose corporate identity is now part of EADS?
I've also got two other scans of this type from the same book, which show the alternative cockpit design of the He 177B development of the Greif, as well as a factory three view of the He 177B V101 aircraft, both scanned and edited to have NOTHING in them but what the Heinkel factory's drafters would have drawn themselves.  These are unique images, and might possibly also be usable, but could I be running into that "possible EADS ownership of old Heinkel WW II aircraft drawings" roadblock with those, too???
I'd like a little help here...would those scans, in any possible way, be allowable for documentation for both the He 177 and 277 pages here at Wikipedia?
Thanks in advance,
The PIPE (talk) 00:09, 1 August 2009 (UTC)
thread_title: Inclusion of a Heinkel factory drawing of the He 277 for Wikipedia

message: Far too much detail and hyperbolae for a non notable design project that didnot spawn a complete aircraft.--Petebutt (talk) 10:08, 25 November 2013 (UTC)
thread_title: Detail..."too much"?

message: This is not derisive in itself, but a rather technical statement. It can only be derisive with a derisive intonation or context. Lastdingo (talk) 22:54, 5 June 2016 (UTC)
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