BF 109 G10-R6?

[amiers]

was there such an aircraft?

[ArtieBob]

Yes, several hundred were built by Erla beginning in late 1944.

Best Regards,

Artie Bob

[Rasmussen]

From November 1944 to April 1945 it were 994 G-10/R6.

Best wishes
Rasmussen

[amiers]

thanks guys. would you know if they had the tall tails or short?

[veltro]

Originally Posted by amiers

thanks guys. would you know if they had the tall tails or short?

Could you please indicate an example of G-10 with "short" tail...?

[amiers]

i thought the tall and short tails were used up till the G14?

[Mermet]

Originally Posted by veltro

Could you please indicate an example of G-10 with "short" tail...?

Hi,

G-10s built by WNF had short-legged tail wheels.
They had too, the large wing bumps due to the larger main wheels.
WNr in the 610xxx to 613xxx range and 770xxx range for G-10/R2s (recce version).

Jicéhem

[Mermet]

Originally Posted by ArtieBob

Yes, several hundred were built by Erla beginning in late 1944.

Best Regards,

Artie Bob

Hi,

In this case, R6 was the PKS 12 and those G-10/R6 were all weather fighters.

JCM

[Eduardo]

The G-14 had the "tall and short" tail. The G-10 didn´t.The G-10 cames
later then the G-14.

Eduardo.

[Mermet]

Originally Posted by Eduardo

The G-14 had the "tall and short" tail. The G-10 didn´t.The G-10 cames
later then the G-14.

Eduardo.

Hi,

G-10s built by Messerschmitt (WNr in the 130xxx range, only 135 built) and by Erla-Leipzig has long-legged tailwheels.

Jicéhem