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Well I've sorted out my photos, done a little editing and here are some pics for you all
One for Roger

One for all the Americans

Another one for Roger

Yet another one for Roger (this one is the pretender to the crown! Merlins rule!!!)

One for Brensec

And the last two for Bj

Now there are some real aeroplanes And a proper Spitfire too

That is my signature picture Roger

Good choice of birds for the last two...

Good choice of birds for the last two...

Do you know what the last one is? It's a tad unusual.

Do you know what the last one is? It's a tad unusual.

Unless it's a French built example, it should be a FW-190 variant?

Unless it's a French built example, it should be a FW-190 variant?

Here's a shot I took from a different angle. http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/da-hen04-23.jpg

That is my signature picture Roger

I was gonna say, I can't see a Mk V!

One for all the Americans

and for me! I love the Mustang...and it's sound even more!  ;)

Here's a shot I took from a different angle. http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/da-hen04-23.jpg

Haven't seen one of those yet! I've seen pics of a Bf-109T, but not of a Fw-190T.

Haven't seen one of those yet! I've seen pics of a Bf-109T, but not of a Fw-190T.

Point of information - the 109T was the carrier variant of the 109E (strengthened u/c, tailhook etc.) which ended up being used in Norway.

I don't think there was a carrier version of the FW190..

Haven't seen one of those yet! I've seen pics of a Bf-109T, but not of a Fw-190T.

The "Bf109T" is the G-12, although there were also later Czech and Spanish 2 seat variants...

As for the 190, there appear to have been several 2 seat variants. I can't remeber the history behind how this one ended up in the UK...

Charlie

PS: Is that Fozzer I spy hanging on near the left wingtip of the Tempest...

Point of information - the 109T was the carrier variant of the 109E (strengthened u/c, tailhook etc.) which ended up being used in Norway.

Well, I'll go to the foot of our stairs. I never knew that.

I don't think there was a carrier version of the FW190..

According to the RAF Museum website this one's a Fw190A-8/U-1. Here's what they say about it.

Although the company manufactured a prototype two-seat Fw190 to help with the conversion of pilots from slower ground attack units, all the other two-seaters, like this one, were produced by modifying existing aircraft.

The canopy looks very basic, like it was cobbled up from a couple of Bf 109 canopies.

The canopy looks very basic, like it was cobbled up from a couple of Bf 109 canopies.

Or a couple of lengths of wood and a large sheet of perspex... (by a Blue Peter presenter)

Or a couple of lengths of wood and a large sheet of perspex... (by a Blue Peter presenter)

Don't forget the sticky-backed plastic. Blue Peter definition of duct tape.