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General Forums => Custom Skins => Topic started by: oakranger on December 22, 2009, 02:16:17 AM
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Has anybody ever heard Finnish having Bf109G-6 that have a shark mouth?
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Yep, Börje Hielm painted a shark mouth on the nose of the Bf109G-6 (MT-422) in march 1948.
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I thought about doing one with it, but the way the 109s are set up, it would be a little difficult to pull off. That, and the color profile I found didn't have what I'd call credible colors on it. Then all the G6 slots filled up so I just gave up on it hehehe.
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(http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g65/johnsan/Models/109/MT-422/MT-422-4.jpg)
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Heres a 109-D, did a model of this one years ago. yes i know it's not finnish but does have the shark teeth :D
(http://www.michael-reimer.com/CFS2/CFS2_Profiles/ETO_AXIS_Luftwaffe_ZG76-Dateien/Messerschmitt_Bf_109D-1_5_.jpg)
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(http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g65/johnsan/Models/109/MT-422/MT-422-4.jpg)
Austrailan?
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Austrailan?
Finnish
wrongway
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SO, did the finnish had them during the war. or was this after the war?
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SO, did the finnish had them during the war. or was this after the war?
Yep, Börje Hielm painted a shark mouth on the nose of the Bf109G-6 (MT-422) in march 1948.
wrongway
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Austrailan?
Australian? Are you taking the piss?
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Finnish
wrongway
Ah I see.
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such a shame that it flew in '48
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What about Whiteman's? Anyone have information on that 109? Looks good, does it meet the in-game requirements, or does the 109D model not count?
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What about Whiteman's? Anyone have information on that 109? Looks good, does it meet the in-game requirements, or does the 109D model not count?
When did they add the 109D?
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LOL... 109D skin on a 109E frame? It would be like adding a Gloster Gladiator skin to a Hurricane.
The Emil was leaps ahead of the previous models in everything from horsepower to performance to firepower. No comparison.
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So be it. Nice lookin' bird though.
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(http://www.warbirdphotographs.com/LCBW5/Me109-07.jpg)
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Good pic. What year was it and are the crew German or not.
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Good pic. What year was it and are the crew German or not.
Most likely 1938 or 39 based on the fact that it's a D model. That picture pretty well illustrates why, from a 3D standpoint, you can't do a Dora on an Emil.