The first Messers are on the way ... G14 3./JG77

slowly working on the 109´s ...

the G14 from Horst Schlick I./JG 77 is reaching final phase



i think it´s ready for dl but will check some more pictures from the plane

Available in the DL section:

Bf109K-4, WNr 334176, 11./JG3, Martin Deskau, May 1945






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also available:

Bf 109G14, 4./JG 77, Schönwalde November 1944, pilot Horst Schlick, WNR 512382




According to the WNr the plane was build by the WNF factory. I´m not shure about the yellow rudder, i saw a lot of photos from that plane but one could nerver see the rudder. But the WNF build planes hat usualy a yellow cowling and a yellow rudder, so it´s most likely.

Horst Schlick served with JG 77 from the invasion of Russia till the end of ww2 and was one of the few early war pilots of the unit who survived.


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Added two Bf190k-4 skins to the dl section

Bf109K-4, Wnr 330255, Stab III./JG27 found in Wunstorf May 1945 by british troops




available here:

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Bf109K-4, WNr 332579, black15, 14./JG 53 found in Holzkirchen April 1945.

Camouflage RLM 75/77/76, fuselage crosses filled with RLM 82




available here:

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I´m busy adding more Messers ...

Now a Messerschmitt Regensburg build 109:

Bf109G-14, WNr unkown, most likely Messerschmitt Regensburg (Mtt) build, yellow5, 3./IJG53 found in Attenbaum, near Kassel, May 1945. The nose is an assumption, as i could only find fotos where the nose wasn´t visible.



available in the dl section

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Bf109G-14, WNr 462649, Black 6, pilot Alfred Grislawski, 11./Jg53, Paderborn September 1944

Alfred Grislawski was shot down with this aircraft on September 26th 1944, over Münster, after combat with US fighters. He was able to bail out wounded.

I didn´t find fotos from this plane, only profiles - which are mostly wrong. According to the production number (WNr), the plane was an Erla factory buld aircraft, which sported the typical Erla painting with straight demarcation line between RLM 74/75 and RLM 76 and the typical RLM 70 blotches on the fuselage.

So, perhaps call it semi historic.



available in the dl section

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Looking great as always mate, and thank you for the effort you're putting into making all these skins.

Well said Harry.