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I was looking at a Luftwaffe website where there was a whole lot of information on different German aircraft and their subtypes. I found this photo of Me 110 v9. Almost looks like a Me 210 prototype.

Going to add this to the 110 series you are working on Mathias?

Very nice, especially like the one flying in winter over Russia!!

Hello Alx, nice to hear from you again! You are doing the same great work with these 190's as you had done with the Schnauffi skns, top notch work!!

Mathias, I saw this link for this site at another forum, and thought you might ike to take a look! They are restoring a JU88 and a HE111. I am not familiar with the group who are involved, but one is called DTM. Apparently from Germany, have you heard of them? Anyway, here is the link- http://www.ju...

If I got back to the base in one piece Mathias, I think I would write- "Yesss!!! I made it!!"

Really nice work Mathias!! I got to wondering about the one photo that seems to show some paper on the right side of the vc. How was a pilot supposed to write something down? Seem's he would be pretty busy just flying the plane.

Very nice!!

Nope, v1 won't happen. We have massive problems simulating the fried feet the engine caused to the pilot due to heat problems. :lol: On a serious note, the V1 was quite different from the production variant, there's not really a point in amking one, it's basically a different plane. I am glad I was...

Outstanding work by Alx on that Turkish scheme Mathias, simply amazing! I'm going to ask another question, and that deals with the original 190 prototypes. Any chance that we will see the original 190 v1? Sorry, had to edit the photo, didn't want to even think about causing any problems for anyone w...

A question about the 190's Mathias- Are there plans to do the export version of this bird too? 72 FW 190 Aa-3 were delivered to Turkey. These differed from the standard German version by radio equipment (no FuG 25) and armament (MGFF's deleted - only 4 MG17's retained) I have no idea of what the pai...