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Finland - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

MT-208 photographed at Helsinki - Vantaa (HEL / EFHK) on Feb 23 by Juhani SipilÃ¤. Part of fuselage. On display at Finnish Aviation Museum (HelsinkiâVantaa-Airport). [Nikon D300 + Nikkor AF-S 18-200mm VR]

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10639 photographed at Hendon (closed) on Jan 9 by David Roura - Iberian Spotters. Preserved at the Royal Air Force Museum. [Nikon D90]

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10639 photographed at Hendon (closed) on Oct 12 by Borut Smrdelj. [Canon 40D + Sigma 17-70 DC].

Yugoslavia - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

9663 photographed at Belgrade - Nikola Tesla (Surcin) (BEG / LYBE) on Oct 5 by Anton Balakchiev - BGspotters. Former Bulgarian Air Force aircraft.

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10639 photographed at Hendon (closed) on Sep 2 by Ruud Brinks. Nikon D700 - Nikkor 16-85mm.

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10639 photographed at Hendon (closed) on Jun 22 by Andrew Hunt - AirTeamImages. This aircraft was captured by the British in North Africa in 1942 and assigned the serial RN228. Much later it flew as G-USTV but it was deregistered in 1998 after a crash. It was subsequently restored as a static exhibit for display in the Milestone of Flight Gallery at the RAF Museum [Nikon D3]

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

14256 photographed at Sao Carlos - Francisco Pereira Lopes (SDSC) on Mar 5 by Frederico Cavalcante. It remembers me that classic Iron Maiden song when lyrics bridge says "Bandits at 8 oÂ´clock move in behind us, ten me 109Â´s out of the sun".

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G-USTV photographed at Duxford (EGSU) on Dec 15 by Alex Christie.

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10639 photographed at Hendon (closed) on Aug 30 by Derek Ferguson.

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10639 photographed at Hendon (closed) on Aug 15 by Andrew Hunt - AirTeamImages. This aircraft was captured by the British in North Africa in 1942 and assigned the serial RN228. Much later it flew as G-USTV but it was deregistered in 1998 after a crash. It was subsequently restored as a static exhibit for display in the Milestone of Flight Gallery at the RAF Museum [Nikon D3]

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10639 photographed at Hendon (closed) on Jun 1 by TZ Aviation. Built at Erla in Leipzig in 1942, Heinz LÃ¼dermann was flying with 8./JG 27 over the African desert when, after being damaged by a Curtis P-40, he force-landed at Gambut. The aircraft was captured by British troops on 31-Nov-1942. It was shipped to Liverpool where it underwent evaluation trials as RN228. It was put into storage, then later restored and flew the airshow circuit in the 1990s as G-USTV. Unfortunately she crashed again on 12-Oct-1997 at Duxford. Now restored to non-flying condition.

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10639 photographed at Hendon (closed) on Feb 12 by Andras Kisgergely.

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10639 photographed at Hendon (closed) on Dec 30 by Jeremy Gould.

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G-USTV photographed at Duxford (EGSU) on Sep 21 by David Ilott.

Germany - Air Force Messerschmitt Bf-109G-2

10575 photographed at Berlin - Gatow (GWW / EDUG) (closed) on Apr 23 by Frank Kuehne. On display in "Luftwaffenmuseum". This is one of original planes which were used for the film "Battle of Britain" in 1968. (D200)