Moelders' Bf 109s

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a few profile pics.

Terry, did you notice the color of the cowling of the F-1 SG+ in the pics above?
 

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No Chris, the 'Emil' cowling was a different shape and size, with a 'square' supercharger intake and ducting. It's a standard 'Friedrich' cowling, and almost certainly yellow in colour, the dark colour (often mistaken for red) being the effect of the orthochromatic film used, or possibly a B&W print from a colour negative, made on ordinary B&W 'Bromide' paper. (also seen on the lower half of the rudder.)
It's very possible that it is the same aircraft as shown in the photo below it, before the winkel was painted, but after removal of the factory delivery code letters.
 
a few more...sources unknown..
 

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The first pic is Molder's Bf 109 which he crashed on 8 September 1939 in Wolfersweiler because of engine failure.


Next is a larger, cleaner pic of the first pic posted on this thread....


and one last one..........
 

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