The Best Bf - 109 Variant ?

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It's very hard to tell. The shape of the bombs are almost identical and scale is hard to make out in a picture that small.
 
In his avatar, if u look towards the back of the bomb, ull see a person standing there....

The Earthquake Bomb family: (from L to R) 12,000 lb Tallboy, 22,000 lb Grand Slam, 42,000 lb T-12, and the 25,000 lb SAP Samson
 

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I really like all of the 109s from the C series onwards, favourites would have to be 'F' series, 'G' series and 'K' series (oh and the 'T' series)

AIUI there were significant problems with the 309 and the RLM decided to focus on the FW190 D series and the Ta-152 which already were superior in performance to anything promised by the 309. I may be wrong however

Pictures of Me-309







All from http://www.michas-bastelstube.de/Modelle/Me309.htm

According to http://www.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/LRG/me309.html





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The better varient is still hard to say. What are your more looking for: performance or handling. True the K model was the fastest but I believe the G model was by far the better of the latter models. However the E model seemed to handel the best and had better flight characteristics, atleast from what I have read. Whichever model you believe, I think the Me-109 was a remarkable aircraft.
 

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I have to agree with you and I think it was the best looking one of the 2 also. It was sleek and just looked like it wanted fly through the clouds like and eagle. Some of the paint schemes they put on 109G's were just awesome looking. It was a great aircraft.
 

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