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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: Torque on June 14, 2007, 09:41:55 AM
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drove 3 hrs from the cottage to check it out, a ME109E-4 with a DB601 power-plant.
(http://ca.geocities.com/ereid@rogers.com/ME10902.jpg)
(http://ca.geocities.com/ereid@rogers.com/ME10903.jpg)
(http://ca.geocities.com/ereid@rogers.com/ME10904.jpg)
(http://ca.geocities.com/ereid@rogers.com/ME10905.jpg)
(http://ca.geocities.com/ereid@rogers.com/ME10906.jpg)
(http://ca.geocities.com/ereid@rogers.com/ME10908.jpg)
(http://ca.geocities.com/ereid@rogers.com/ME10910.jpg)
boy it is ugly...no?:D
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Absolute beauty...drooool.
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pics not showing for me :(
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I tried that URL without the image, and got:
"The web site you are trying to access has exceeded its allocated data transfer.
Access to this site will be restored within an hour. Please try again later."
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Damn thats fine!. The pic with the Spit is beautiful!! What a colorful place the skies over europe must have been. It's hard to picture from the photo's of the time, but these really bring it out.
Thank you for posting.
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Dang pretty plane. It didn't make it to Reading this year again. Maybe next year I'll get some pics.
Drano
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real question is... are the guns working? ;)
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Some suggestion that Mersailles flew that one at one point during the B of B.
Paul Allen has a flying 109E now too and there was a B of B vet 109E found in India of all places that is now in England being restored.
And there is another that was pulled from a Russian lake that is clearly a potential flyer should the money get there for the restoration
(http://www.warbirdfinders.co.uk/me109/bf109e_8573-S1-009a_gallery.jpg)
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Originally posted by Guppy35
Some suggestion that Mersailles flew that one at one point during the B of B.
Paul Allen has a flying 109E now too and there was a B of B vet 109E found in India of all places that is now in England being restored.
And there is another that was pulled from a Russian lake that is clearly a potential flyer should the money get there for the restoration
Now that's a camo scheme! :rofl
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Thats the accepted history of the plane, it was one of Marseilles mounts when he was stationed in France, it was transferred east for Barbarossa at some point and lost over Russia, then recovered and restored in its Western Front markings.
I've never seen what it looked like on the Eastern Front though.
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Originally posted by Drano
Dang pretty plane. It didn't make it to Reading this year again. Maybe next year I'll get some pics.
Drano
I'm pretty much giving up on the Russell Group. I'm sure I'd be careful
too..but their no-show record is beginning to wear.
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Drooooolll!!! [adjusts pants...] My god thats one sexy beast!!!
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GREAT pics!!!!! :aok
Whats about the Fokker Dr.1, D.VII and S.E.5a??
Did they fly as well??
Looks like this was a breathtaking flightday.
Iam envious!! :cry
Knegel
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Originally posted by Serenity
Drooooolll!!! [adjusts pants...] My god thats one sexy beast!!!
I assume you are talking about Treize69's avatar.
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Yeah, what about the Fokker?
I have seen one (even looping) as well as a 3 formation of SE5's flying.
Wanna go to Duxford when I'm dead :D
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Go to Rhineback someday. Its Fighter Lovers heaven. :aok
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:aok
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Originally posted by Solar10
I assume you are talking about Treize69's avatar.
lol. Nope, was talking about the plane.
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Mmmm, sweet sweet 109 pictures........
(have to wipe off my monitor now) :rofl
Got druel on it. :D
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Always nice to see those planes nowadays. Seems they are harder and harder to find as the years go on.
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Originally posted by Treize69
Go to Rhineback someday. Its Fighter Lovers heaven. :aok
I live 15 mins form there...no lie! It is a WWI era aircraft lovers dream!
there airshows are also pretty d**n good too! they also do helo and bi-plane rides!
P.S its Rhinebeck not rineback
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I think the 109 is a really nice looking plane. Like the 190 it lacks that certain aesthetic flair that the Spit has in spades, but it's still a very handsome plane. One look at it and you know exactly what it was built for: killing.
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Why are most of the 109s I see E-4 or something early. Is there still any late war 109s up and flying?
Another thing is there only one 190 still flying, but it wasn't built during WW2 but many years after?
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Even got the 'Yo Daddy Superfly' Triangle infront of the canopy! :D
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Originally posted by VooWho
Why are most of the 109s I see E-4 or something early. Is there still any late war 109s up and flying?
Another thing is there only one 190 still flying, but it wasn't built during WW2 but many years after?
Actually thats the only early 109 still flying, the others being Buchons and Gs.
Theres Black 6, a G2 no longer flying, and a G6 and a G10 which have taken to the air recently, though the G6 is actually a reengined Buchon.
The only flying 190s are modern rebuilds, though there are rumors that a 190D is being rebuilt to flying condition in the US.
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Beautiful plane and pictures. Thx for sharing Torque :)