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This is a repaint of Paul Rebuffat's Bf-109G-10AS by Daniele Biotti.
This folder contains the original .mdl file, sound, panel, and new textures.
Nine months after the armistice between Italy and the Allied Forces, the new-born Aeronautica Nazionale Repubblicana in northern Italy received about 200 Bf-109s of the latest series.
One of them was the G-10AS. Some of the fighters given to Italy were slightly different from the G-10s
used in Germany: the main modification, due to a different version of the DB605 engine, was the absence of the two little bulges under the nose, as like as the bigger one on the left side of the engine compartment. The lenght of the tailwheel varied as well.
The W.Nr.491493, coded 2-8, was in charge at 2a Squadriglia, 1°Gruppo Caccia, and was based at Lonate pozzolo in the spring of 1945. The painting scheme is the result of a historical reconstruction.
(historical notes taken from the book "Messerschmitt Bf-109 Italiani" by G.Alegy & M.Gueli, Giorgio Apostolo EDitore)
Thanks to Paul Rebuffat for his kind permission.
Daniele Biotti - biosdan@libero.it
THIS FILE IS STRICTLY FREE, NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE.
This is a repaint of Paul Rebuffat's Bf-109G-10AS by Daniele Biotti.
This folder contains the original .mdl file, sound, panel, and new textures.
Nine months after the armistice between Italy and the Allied Forces, the new-born Aeronautica Nazionale Repubblicana in northern Italy received about 200 Bf-109s of the latest series.
One of them was the G-10AS. Some of the fighters given to Italy were slightly different from the G-10s
used in Germany: the main modification, due to a different version of the DB605 engine, was the absence of the two little bulges under the nose, as like as the bigger one on the left side of the engine compartment. The lenght of the tailwheel varied as well.
The W.Nr.491493, coded 2-8, was in charge at 2a Squadriglia, 1°Gruppo Caccia, and was based at Lonate pozzolo in the spring of 1945. The painting scheme is the result of a historical reconstruction.
(historical notes taken from the book "Messerschmitt Bf-109 Italiani" by G.Alegy & M.Gueli, Giorgio Apostolo EDitore)
Thanks to Paul Rebuffat for his kind permission.
Daniele Biotti - biosdan@libero.it
