Speaking of an ME110

Where's the thread that discussed the restored ME110 in a museum somewhere? ... can't find it. It had some great photos of the completed aircraft. I don't see any 110's in the registry.

[DaveM2]

You can find a few shots here:
http://www.preservedaxisaircraft.com/

If you want your own basically complete wreck, let me know

Dave

[APG85]

I'd like to see one of those flying...

[Django]

That axis site is very interesting. I didn't know half of those aircraft were left. Awesome.

[mike furline]

Where's the thread that discussed the restored ME110 in a museum somewhere? ... can't find it. It had some great photos of the completed aircraft. I don't see any 110's in the registry.

I believe the Bf 110 is a composite of real and wooden parts put together. It's in Denmark. Listed under "relics" on the Preserved Axis Aircraft webpage, Bf 110G-4 replica.

Regards,
Mike

Last edited by mike furline on Mon Nov 19, 2007 7:48 pm, edited 2 times in total.

[DaveM2]

I believe the 110 is a composite of real and wooden parts put together.

Regards,
Mike[/quote]

The one in Denmark is, but the example in Berlin is original, sans some minor details ( e.g. Later model cowlings)

Dave