Below are a number of What-if Messerschmitt Me-109s. All models shown below have never flown in the colours depicted here.
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| The Netherlands | Sweden | Germany |
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Landed on Ypenburg airfield on the 10th of May 1940 by its pilot who thought that airfield had been captured. The Dutch hastily overpainted the German markings. |
Flown to Sweden by a defecting German pilot in 1945. Test flown by the Swedish Air Force. |
Special markings applied to a Luftwaffe Me-109 to commemorate World War One. |
| West Germany | Vichy France | Austria |
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First fighter of the West German Luftwaffe after the war in 1946. Constructed from airframes remanufactured to K-14 standard with DB603L engines. |
Delivered from Luftwaffe stock to Vichy France in 1941 to enable the French to engage RAF bombers. |
A few airframes delivered in January 1938 just before Austria was annexed by Germany. |
| Turkey | Italy | Hungary |
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Delivered in 1942 to Turkey together with a number of FW-190A. Remained in service with the Turkish Air Force until 1949. |
Flown by the Italian co-belligerent Air Force fighting on the Allied side. Soon withdrawn because of numurous cases of the aircraft mistaken for German and ANR 109s |
Three 109D airframes were delivered to Hungary in 1938 and painted in the pre-war Hungarian Air Force colours. |
| Bavaria | Ukraine | Iraq |
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Messerschmitt M38 delivered to the Royal Bavarian Air Force and flown in the numurous conflicts between Bavaria and Prussia |
Delivered in 1941 to the Ukraine as Air Force component of the Ukrainian Nightingale Battalion Group. |
Painted in Iraqi colours in 1941 as part of the Flyer Command Iraq together with a number of Me-110s, Ju-52s and a Ju-90. |
| Japan | Borduria | Germany |
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Floatplane version of the 109 constructed in Japan as a prototype of a floatplane fighter. Abandonned because of bad performance. |
Aircraft of the Bordurian Air Force as shown in TinTin and King Ottokar's Sceptre |
Me-109X-2 of the German Luftwaffe. |
| Germany | Germany | Spain |
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Messerschmitt Me-155B of the Luftwaffe and used as high altitude fighter in 1944. |
Messerschmitt Me-109T-5 of the German Naval Air Force. The T-5 was based on the 109 G-6 but navalized for use on the Graf Zeppelin carrier. |
Hispano HA-1509 of the Spanish Air Force. The HA-1509 was a license built Me-509. |
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Messerschmitt Me-109A-2 of the German Luftwaffe used as a home defence fighter in 1945. |
Last updated: 02/11/2013