Mosquito vs Heinkel He P.1078C "Wilde Sau" would be a dogfight to witness!
The Mosquito wasn't really a dogfighter, it would have been a case of the Heinkel P1078 Wilde Sau intercepting the Mosquito
These are some of my faves, all from
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Messerschmitt "Libelle" single-seat fighter
Gareth Hector's Heinkel He 162D
Other He-162 variants under consideration included the "He-162C", with the B-series fuselage, Heinkel-Hirth 011A engine, swept wing, and "vee" or "butterfly" tail assembly; and the "He-162D", with a similar configuration but a forward-swept wing. They were to me armed with twin MK-108 30 millimeter cannon, and a scheme was considered in which
the cannon could be pivoted upward from the horizontal, allowing the fighter to fire at a bomber while flying under it.
(useful in a dogfight with a fighter as well)
The He-162C and He-162D got no farther than a half-completed prototype that could be fitted with interchangeable forward-swept or back-swept wings, discovered by the Allies when they occupied the plant at Schwechat.
The He162 is very impressive because it was so close to production; strong forward swept wings should give much improved turning ability.
Kyle Scott's Wesserflug P.1003/1
Focke-Wulf Fw 500 single seat heavy fighter "Kugelblitz"
Gino Marcomini's von Braun VTO images
Manuel Reza's Blohm Voss BV P.197
The Blohm Voss BV P.197 features
2 jet engines buried in fuselage
Swept flying surfaces
Cockpit in nose
Option for radar
Tricycle undercarriage
Many of the features of modern jet fighters!