Today I had the chance to see the two airplanes, I want to show you the pics. At first an originale restored ME 109. A Luftwaffe fighter. A great expierience was the flight show of this Oldie. Here the pic :
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The second one is a rebuild ME 262. The plane could`nt fly because the weather was rainy. -
Sweet, you gotta love it!
ChetZinc stinks!Comment
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Both beautiful, but the 109 is especially evocative. Thanks.Comment
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Hi Uwe
Just to show it is able to fly ...
Brgds
PaulComment
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A few words about the ME 262
The Messerschmitt Museum located within the EADS site at Manching,
Southern Germany now hosts a rebuilt Me262.
It is one of the five Me262 models rebuilt by a group of historic aircraft
experts in a hall located at the Boeing Paine Field site at Everett, Seattle.
Cargolux had been contacted for the lift of this model to Germany,
initially forecast for autumn 2005.
After several administrative delays concerning clearance for export by the US
authorities, “Tango Tango” had finally arrived to Luxembourg on flight CV
7732 from Seattle to Luxembourg on 10 January 2006. From Luxembourg it
had then been transported to Manching, near Munich, where it was
re-assembled by Messerschmitt and EADS technicians.
The re-assembled fighter is now back in the skies of GermanyComment
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Those are 2 beautiful planes !Comment
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Very, Very cool. What an experience it must have been to see and hear them. Thanks for sharing the photos
ScottComment
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Where
Hallo where in Berlin are they?Danke BrianComment
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Both planes are on the Airshow in Berlin. The show ends at 21st may.Comment
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Here is the wedsite for the ME 262 project here in the US.
http://www.stormbirds.com/project/general/updates.htmComment
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Uwe,
Two aircraft worth travelling to see, delighted to see them here and happy for the pleasure you took in seeing them.
james S.
PS the weather can let us all down.
First time I travelled to see the BoB Memorial flight it was a no show for them beacuse of bad weather en route , they had to turn back.Comment
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Me 262
Hello,
Does any one have any video of the ME262. I looked on the website and I couldn't see any. It sure would be nice to hear the roar of those engines.
CamComment
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I live about an hour from where the 262's are being built, awsome!
SteveComment
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