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This article will never be more than a stub. And the aircraft never actually materialised. I propose that the pertinent parts be incorporated into the Dornier Do335 article. It's pointless having separate pages for every low impoirtance derivative od aircraft that already have a good article. Incorporating the info in the original aircrafts article will only enhgance tha article!! Petebutt ( talk) 06:06, 29 July 2010 (UTC) reply

We already have a stub on the Dornier Do 635, which seems to be another name for the same unbuilt project. I'd certainly favour a merge of these two, pause, then merge into Do 335 as Petebutt suggests. Can't find a mention of the Ju 635 in Kay's comprehensive book on Junkers aircraft. TSRL ( talk) 07:17, 1 August 2010 (UTC) reply