Good try but not a 109, but it does have a DB powerplant ?

Seems Russian. Am I wrong?

This is a tricky one alright! It looks like it could've come from any of the nations using a DB variant but to me it does look a little more Japanese in style... so I'm going to take a stab in the dark and say it's the experimental Ki-61 with the wing cooling evaporation system?

Close enough Harry, its the Ki-78.

LINK - https://oldmachinepress.wordpress.com/2012/11/03/kawasaki-ki-78-ken-iii/
And the prize of course.

This weeks headache.

Have fun

By the fall of 1944, the direction of the war had changed, and ???????????????? no longer needed a high-speed reconnaissance aircraft.??

Another Clue
It took to the air on May 29, 1945 (date varies by source and is often cited as May 8, 1945), piloted by Lt. Commander ???????. The flight proved to be very short because the engine quickly overheated, and a fire broke out in the engine bay.

Tachikawa ki-74 ?

No stewardess Pat, this aircraft the ?????????? used coupled engines driving a single propeller.

It's the Yokosuka R2Y.