Falcon's Messerschmitt Bf-109 Hangar, by FalcoN

[Richard T Eger]

This is an excellent site by our member FalcoN. It provides numerous photos and basic technical data for all the Bf-109 variants. In addition, there are color profiles. There is a section covering the project aircraft, which illustrates these via drawings. An especially nice feature is a section that shows how to distinguish the different variants. The site address is:

http://www.messerschmitt-bf109.de/index-1024.php

or

http://www.bf-109.de/index-1024.php

Regards,
Richard

[Richard T Eger]

From 12 O'Clock High!:

Willy
about this 109e
Wed Mar 21 07:37:55 2001

Hi
From the site "Falcons Messerschmitt Bf109 Hangar"
There has a pics about a 109e.

http://www.messerschmitt-bf109.de/index-1024.php

or

http://www.bf-109.de/index-1024.php

Who can tell me where it is now? the WNr?
Any detail and stories on it are welcome!

Thank you!!
Willy

[This message has been edited by Richard T Eger (edited 22 April 2001).]

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Mark Sheppard
Bf109
Wed Mar 21 07:57:21 2001


Willy

It is Bf109 E-1/E-7 W.Nr3579 which is now flying as White 14 of 1.(J)/LG2 in Califoria at Santa Monica.

1940-09-02 Bf 109E-1 3579 14 weifle 1./LG 2 Calais-Marck
Flugzeugfuhrer Fhr Marseille, Hans-Joachim
Bruchlandung. Bruch 50 %.

1941-12-07 Bf 109E-7 3579 I/JG 77 Bei Alakurtti
Notlandung. Bruch 20 %.

1942-08-02 Bf 109E-7 3579 4./JG 5 Pja-jarvi
Notlandung infolge Feindbeschufl. Bruch 30 %. (Not recovered and left at 100%)

Mark

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Willy
thank you BUT
Wed Mar 21 09:20:11 2001

Dear Mark

THANK FOR YOUR INFORMATION!
But the "Falcons Messerschmitt Bf109 Hangar" say it is a 109E4.

The site also show the plane's ID plate.

http://www.messerschmitt-bf109.de/index-1024.php

or

http://www.bf-109.de/index-1024.php

I am comfused
E4 or E7 ?
Willy

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Mark Sheppard
Bf109 3579
Wed Mar 21 14:05:22 2001

Willy

E-1 in late 1939-early 1940
E-4 upgrade in summer 1940
E-7 late summer till it was lost.

It was built as an E-1 and lost as an E-7 and there is a photo of Marseille with a Bf109 in the background thought to be the one he crash landed which had MGFF cannons in the wings - E-4 on this occasion.

MS

[FalcoN]

Hello!

I saw your discussion about the "white 14".
Thanks for your information, ill move now the picture in the right position.
Does anybody have still information and pictures about the recovery and restoration of the airplane?
I have the picture of the wreck from the journal "Jet&Prop" 4/93. There is doubted that the machine of Fhr. Hans-Joachim Marseille is.

Greetings from Germany
FalcoN




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[Richard T Eger]

From 12 O'Clock High!:

steve sheridan
Falcons Me109 Hangar?
Thu Jun 3, 2004 14:58
80.41.29.87

Hi Folks,
Can anybody tell me why this excellent site keeps putting a restriction on certain photos, within the search pages.
When ever i look at certain photos, a caption comes up saying; "This photo is protected" can anybody help, or perhaps Herr Falcon! can explain.

Regards,
Steve.

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

Falcon
spam@messerschmitt-bf109.de
copyright/urheberrecht
Thu Jun 3, 2004 18:23
217.231.44.194

Hello Steve,

i got many photos on my website, more then 3100 at the moment. The most are from the wartime and they are free for all peoples. That say the german Urheberrecht (german Copyright-Rules). But some hardcore-collectors at germany think diffrent and they are sending me bad emails. ;)
So i have made a private area on my website, there this photos (1/3 of all pictures).
The private area is at the moment not finished. When it is finished, ill choose a handsorted number of peoples that become a login for this area. All peoples that are sending me photos for free for my free website, will get a login. And there are at the moment many peoples! Thanks to them!

Sorry for my poor english. ;)

Greetings
David / Falcon

[Richard T Eger]

From TOCH!:

steve sheridan
Falcons Me109 Hangar?
Thu Jun 3, 2004 19:25
80.41.26.39

Hi Falcon,
Thanks for your message, i understand now why your being so careful. I think these so called hardcore collectors, are ruining the pleasure of so many people, of hours of
fascinating interest.
Since finding your site at the beginning of the year, rarely do i go by, missing more than a day or two at a time
at looking at your site.
Keep up the good work its WUNDERBAR! but try not to hide to much from us!!!
Regards,
Steve.