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Delivered too late to take part in WW2, this Australian Beaufighter Mk.21 (A8-328) finished its RAAF career as a target tug in 1956. Disposed, it ended up as an outdoors attraction at the playground of the Lord Mayor of Melbourne's Children's Camp in Portsea, Victoria until 1962. By then a sad badly deteriorated derelict, A8-328 was saved by the Australian Aircraft Restoration Group and gorgeously restored. It now resides at the Australian National Aviation Museum, Moorabbin Airport, Victoria.
 
syscom3 said:
A German Bf-109G-2 has been appropriated and repaired by the 79th Fighter Group in North Africa, 1943

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bf109 F series

Looking for some good reference pictures regarding the BF109 F series, preferably the F4/F4tropical versions. I'm currently making a in-game 3d texture of a US/RAF captured 109F4. (I'll provide that picture below) Basically I'm looking for pictures that show the typical engine cowlings oil...
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