Messerschmitt ME-109, The baddie - Boooooo...

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It's only ½ bad though :D

Thats a Hispano built plane fitted with a Rolls Royce Merlin motor.

When I was down there, he put on a great display chasing a spitfire at low level around the new building and across the field. :D

No 3 for me (y)
No 1 would have been great if it hadn't got the newer aircraft in the background.
 
<cheeky>I really like #3, what would the chances be of you providing a copy of that at desktop resolution? (1280x1024) :p</cheeky>
 
Very nice shots, the aircraft is too clean though, it needs some wear and tear/oil streaks to make it look more authentic :)
 
What can I say...........whats not to like ;)

A pukka german built 109 of the era would have had the exhaust ports much lower ;)
 
So true DF

The cowl lines bothered me and I also immediately thought this must be the hispano-suiza replica...

Off course ....(y) the Daimler Benz's exhausts were low!
 
Hi OY, IS there any chance i can get a High res version of the images of the 109. I am Student studying digital Art at university and would like to use your photograph in an art piece. Is this possible?

nick24a at googlemail.com
 
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Number 3's great. They must be cosmetic additions on the upper engine cowling to represent the machine-guns, as I'm sure they couldn't fit the Merlin with any of the engine-mounted guns remaining.
 
Dad used to shoot these things down, everytime I see a Beamer I think of them, also clock the driver: Great shots bonk:
 
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