Nope, no Renault engined Penguin.
We do one base version and that's the 108 B with Argus AS 10 and variable pitch prop.
As I said earlier, there'll be two cockpit choices.
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Classics Hangar's civi Messerschmitt
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Nope, no Renault engined Penguin.
We do one base version and that's the 108 B with Argus AS 10 and variable pitch prop.
As I said earlier, there'll be two cockpit choices.
HundertzehnGustav
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Ian Warren
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But , but Paul , that one always gets a bandit on its tail and always seems to get shot down
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Ken Stallings
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To tell the truth, it would look right at home on a civilian airbase today!
In fact, throw on an electric starter, and I wouldn't mind having one right now!
If you took a Bonanza and put it beside an Me-108, they would look strikingly similar. The obvious difference being the Me-108 is a tailwheel aircraft. But, in terms of value and performance it would certainly be a strong GA aircraft even today.
Cheers,
Ken
So true..wonder if Mathias can put the machine gun sound into it! (probably wonders what the heck we are talking about)
Something like this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OZq-tlJTrU
:d
As 10 C, ptrev.
And yes, the Me 108 had folding wings for better storage.
Taifun was designed for Challenge 1934 competition. I'm not sure if folding wings were required by regulations, but a team would gain additional score for ease of wings folding. Taifun's counterparts - Polish RWD-9 and PZL-26 also had folding wings.
Haha 633 sqn ..the special effects were quite bad werent they but hey I guess it was made 40 or more years ago
Yep the poor old Taifun is our resident German aircraft - gets shot down all the time
http://www.nzwarbirds.org.nz/108a.html
Just a bit OT but related to your clip and your other CH model - its about to be joined in NZ by a Flug Werke FW-190 - set to have its Air Show debut at Omaka next Easter...along with a Mosquito!!!! whoooaa FW-190 v Mosquito anyone!!
http://www.classicfighters.co.nz/classic-fighters-news.htm
grunau_baby
SOH-CM-2025
What a great anouncement for me!!! Another favourite for FSX comming! Superb:ernae:
Alex
Alex
OMG, what did they do to the 108???
Whoever raped it like that deserves to get sued by war court.:isadizzy: :d
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Ken Stallings
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Mathias, this looks awesome and will be a beautiful addition for our sim! I got to have a bit of a look at a real one of these at HARS (Historical Aircraft Restoration Society) housed at Wollongong (Australia) - I think it's being restored to flying condition (to join their growing ranks of beautiful aircraft they have including a Catalina, Lockheed Connie, Neptune, DC-3, etc)