Next...?

[JG26_EZ]

Ahhhh very cool!

Thanks very much for the info and the pics.

[JG26_EZ]

Here's my next project.. Still very early in the works.

Bf109E-3, Eduard Hemmerling, 6/JG51

[JG26_EZ]

After some more experimenting..

[JG26_EZ]

Still working, with lots to do yet.

Looking at the pics at the asisbiz site, I see a black and white photo, aswell as some more modern photos. I have to wonder if this Bf109 had both the owl and the lamb on it or if we're seeing two different planes.. Seems a bit much, but who am I to judge. Anyways.. I've got both ready, and should I have to remove one or the other, it won't be a problem. Back to the mottling for now..

Take a look and see what you think..
http://www.asisbiz.com/il2/Bf-109E/B...emmerling.html

[JG26_EZ]

Progress...

Before I'm finished, how about someone giving their two-cents and letting me know if these are modern day markings or not (pictures of the other side DO display the WNr.#).

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by JG26_EZ

Progress...

Before I'm finished, how about someone giving their two-cents and letting me know if these are modern day markings or not (pictures of the other side DO display the WNr.#).

Hi. Yes, it's a modern markings, this 109's original Werk-Number was: W.Nr. 1342
http://www.preservedaxisaircraft.com...mitt/me109.htm

Usually the modern RN is placed under the elevator on the 109. Examples:
D-FMBB
D-FWME

[acred99]

You're doing a great job thanks mate8
Yes they are modern marking it's the US FAA reg all US aircraft start with N and commonly known as November reg aircraft. Always N means US reg.