The first grab is of a G10/R6 which was attached to a Headquarters flight of an unknown fighter group.
It survived the war, but ended up on a scrap heap in Neubiberg late in 45.

The second G10 is an R2 Recon aircraft.
W.Nr 770269 from 2/NAG 14 near Nurnberg,May 45.
Put this one in your G6 AS folder for the standard tailwheel version.

I'll have them up hopefully within the next few hours at Mission 4 Today

Wooooooow.... Real beuties!
If u see this publication...
http://www.livre-aviation.com/upd/images-produits/hpb502w.jpg
Warpaint - Special No2 - Messerschmitt Bf109
By Chris Banyai-Riepl
A comprehensive study of the colors and markings of the Messerschmitt Bf 109. Chris Banyai-Riepl both wrote and illustrated this title, which follows the Bf 109 from its prototypes all the way through the the final Merlin-engined Spanish aircraft that starred in the movie Battle of Britain. Over 400 illustrations, including unit emblems.

It's the bible if Bf109's
I should be available at the link i sent u

There u find a lot of good more skin ideas.

Then there must be two bibles.
Dont forget "The Official Monogram Painting Guide 1935 to 1945" by Kenneth Merrick and Thomas Hithcock....
Thanks for the heads up. Going over to the site now.Sounds great.
Thanks a for the compliment .

A great looking pair of 109`s, thanks RDDR. Puts

Nice!!!

Great job mate! They get better and better.

S! Comp

Thanks a lot Comp.
Most appreciated coming from you.
You do fine work.

Even if it sounds a little bit stupid to say the same thing again and again - but it´s true: I like this grey and green scale ...

nice work, keep on your good work

Beautiful

Personnally, I find the late war 109s tended to have more attractive schemes than the D9s.

Looks great..well done m8!

Regards

sparty