The Original
The term "BF" was not used in Switzerland.
For more information about Swiss Messerschmitt Me-109E-3 "Emil" on the Webseiter the Swiss Air Force
http://www.lw.admin.ch/internet/luftwaf ... 109e3.html
After several incidents with fighters of the USAAF in mid-September 1944 were introduced in the Swiss Air Force in red and white stripes recognition.
Also, the J-311 was fitted in 1944 with a neutral paint. (Photo Collection H. Dominik)
• Development Company: Messerschmitt AG, Augsburg, Germany
• Manufacturer: Messerschmitt aircraft, Regensburg, Germany
• Year: 1939
• Purpose: fighter
• Crew: 1 Pilot
Up in Switzerland in use by 1939 - 1948
Specifications
• Design: a cantilever low-wing, all-metal
• Weights: Empty weight 1855 kg, max. Take-off weight 2585 kg
• Engine: Daimler-Benz DB-601 Series 1 Aa, 33.0 liters of displacement, rated 1100 hp at 2500 r / min.
• Equipment: parachute, landing gear, wheel brakes, slats, flaps, oxygen, radio and signal rockets plant. When all Swiss aircraft was no cabin armor used.
• Armament: 2 MG 29, trajectory through the propeller plane, shot release with motor, synchronized 2 FF-guns, 2 250 kg bombs, rockets
Flight Performance
• Ve max. Horizontal: 570 km / h
• Maximum rate of climb: 14.00 m / s
• Service ceiling: 10100 m asl
• Flight Duration: 1 hr 45 mins
• Range: 600 km
Model Me-109 E-1 J-311 of Swiss Air Force / Eduard ProfiPack in 1:32
Model build report with another model photos see on the website of IPMS-Switzerland:
http://translate.google.ch/translate?sl ... 88&act=url
Happy Modelling
Helmut
Switzerland
