Bf109G

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One German sample from Pik As

[Jicehem]

One rare sample of the Bf109G-2/R4 captured in 1943 by British troops. It have two camera inside of the fuselage and behind the pilot.

Hi mate,

I'm sorry but it's a G-4/R2/Trop with only one camera (Rb 50/30) behind the pilot's seat. Her name was "Irmgard" painted under and forward the cockpit. Unit was 2. (H)/14. This plane was captured and repaired by the Americans. Pitot tube was replaced by American one. (In my book, ref. G-4/R4 was an error (non corrected because I was at the hospital at that time...)

Jicehem   

[Jicehem]

Here's one I do have Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-6/U2 (TP814 c/n 412951).
Photographed at Air Fighting Development Unit, Duxford, England, UK, 1941-42.

Hi mate, 

I'm sorry but the date given to you for this photgraph is not possible. This plane of JG 300 was captured on 21st July 1944, when her pilot, Lt Horst prenzel landed by error at Manston. With Skz NS+FE, she was originally "weiße 16" of I./JG 300. At this date most of the RV (Reichsluftverteidigung = Defence of the Reich) planes had a red band which appeared during November 1943. S/Ldr Falk flew her to Farnborough on 26 july 1944. She crashed during take-off on 23rd November 1944 and was damaged beyond repair...

Cheers,

Jicehem 

[Jicehem]

This have interesting free hand number on vertical.

WNr 166224 = Bf 109 G-6, not a G-14. This plane was captured by American troops in August 1944 in France at Nogent-le-Roy.

Jicehem

[Jicehem]

New sample Bf190G-6/Rg from JG.300

Bf 109 G-6/R6

Jicehem 

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Huuuhhhh.... now I have to trace back all files again

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Sketch for book

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Thank you friends, here you are update

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G 14?

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Standard G-6. On the right side will be technical data for G-6 so I decide to paint this version