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[-Jäger-]

Hi all I hope i'm doing that right , here is my "resquest":
I'd like to know if someone (modders)  is interresed by this resquest or if it has already been done (in this case i'll delete this post)  .
I'd like to see this plane in-game , we have a lot of kind of Bf109 and a lot of trainer especially in BAT exept this one that is a very pretty one ,this (imho) will be (for modder) easier to do ? because me 109 G-12 already exist . This post will be divided in 2 parts the first one will be spec of the aircraft and the second will be some pics and videos

Dimensions :

---Wing Span    :  9,92 m   

---Wing Area    :  16,1 m²

---Length            :   8,85 m
   
---Height            :   3,40 m

Performance :

---Max speed      :   610 km/h
---Aerial ceiling   :      12 000 m
---Range            :      850 km

Equipement (Gun) :

---Default (2 MG131 )
---Empty

---History :
The Bf 109 G-12 was a two-seat trainer version of the Bf 109. This was a conversion of "war-weary" or rebuilt G-4 and G-6 airframes the space needed for the second cockpit was acquired by reducing the internal fuel capacity to 240 L (60 US gal) meaning that the 300 L (80 US gal) was used as standard equipment. This version was never armed with anything more than one or two cowling machine guns. [90] The rear cockpit canopy was bowed out to give the instructor, who sat behind the student pilot in an armored seat, a clearer view. The rear cockpit was also equipped with a basic instrument panel and all flight controls.

Pic gallery :








Video :

Cockpit view





I really want to see him into my game if someone can work on it, it will be great

Thanks in advance Charles .

[David Prosser]

Good idea. I wonder if the restored plane is available for joy rides? There are three planes in Auckland. A Spitfire, P40, and Texan [Harvard] Rides in the first two are $4000.

cheers

David Prosser

[-Jäger-]

$4000

It's very .... exessive 

[Mick]

... that's New Zealand dollars ... 

... so 4,000 NZD = 2,327 EUR ... 

[-Jäger-]

so 4,000 NZD = 2,327 EUR

That's so cheap

[_Hans]

Would be great to have this, if only as an example of one of the oddities in the 109 family!

[David Prosser]

Either way, war planes are very expensive to run and maintain. It's on my bucket list.