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21st September 2012, 16:05
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Re: Bf109 G-10 late war - but very interesting camo !
Gentleman,
may I add my two cents? The aircraft certainly is no Erla G-10 as it has the curved engine-fairings on both sides of the fuselage. Erla G-10 had a different solution for the left side. As far as the original german camo is discernable, it looks pretty much like standard late war MTT-Regensburg. I presume it being a G-14 AS. Werknummer 152.104 can be ruled out, as Werknummernblock 152.xxx belongs to Erla G-10/R6s and AFAIK there were no Werknummern allocated for 152.1xx anyway. Rasmussen may be able to confirm this. The same is true for Werknummer 782.104. The 782.1xx block from MTT-Regensburg started only at 782.129 running to 782.275. This aircraft were all Bf 109 G-6s (!) with only two G-14s interspred. Regards Carl
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