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Mon Feb 14, 2005 5:57 pm

Mike wrote:
O.P. wrote:Theres still a few 109 projects waiting to be started and that have been started.
....Fighter Factory.

Essentially the ex-USAF museum Buchon with a DB attached.


Hi Mike!

Their site doesn't mention a buchon,

http://www.fighterfactory.net/restorati ... bf-109.htm

Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:25 pm

'tis Buchon C.4K-64, being restored by Achim Meier in Germany for the Fighter Factory.

I'm sure Dave M2 would comment, but he's too busy being entertained on the Patterson / Parker Royal visit at the moment! :lol:

Mon Feb 14, 2005 6:31 pm

Mike wrote:'tis Buchon C.4K-64, being restored by Achim Meier in Germany for the Fighter Factory.

I'm sure Dave M2 would comment, but he's too busy being entertained on the Patterson / Parker Royal visit at the moment! :lol:


Thats cool. So they have an E and a Buchon. Was that Buchon to 109 conversion that just flew theirs?

Tue Feb 15, 2005 12:06 am

Back in Blenheim this afternoon, relatively unscathed. 8)
Mike is correct re the ex USAFM Buchon conversion to G-6, using some original 109 parts from Russia. It hasn't flown and won't in the near future as the engine has to be rebuilt. The Buchon conversion that has recently flown in Europe is owned by the MAC and is marked as RED 7. Jerry has a 109E-7 under long term rebuild to fly and also is part owner of another Gustav being restored to museum standard.

Dave

Tue Feb 15, 2005 10:23 pm

DaveM2 wrote:Back in Blenheim this afternoon, relatively unscathed. 8)
Mike is correct re the ex USAFM Buchon conversion to G-6, using some original 109 parts from Russia. It hasn't flown and won't in the near future as the engine has to be rebuilt. The Buchon conversion that has recently flown in Europe is owned by the MAC and is marked as RED 7. Jerry has a 109E-7 under long term rebuild to fly and also is part owner of another Gustav being restored to museum standard.

Dave


Thanks Dave! Mr Yagen must like 109's! Do you have any info on Flug Werks progress on the new engines? Annnnddd, Dumb question time,
Whats MAC?

Thanks Again Dave.

Wed Feb 16, 2005 12:16 am

Messerschmitt Air Company based at Altstadt-Degerfeld. I don't have any update on the Flugwerk engine haul, if you mean the new ones sourced in the East.

Dave

Wed Feb 16, 2005 4:23 pm

I heard recently on another website I belong to, that Claus Colling at Flugwerk is starting on the Messerschmitt's now, E's and G's I believe, now that the first batch of Fw-190's are done....
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