Messerschmitt ME 109 C4K SN 166 | Reg. N90607

bdk · **Joined:** Sun May 02, 2004 1:16 am **Posts:** 11282

From the Connie Edwards collection. This would look great in my garden. I wonder if they would trade a freshly restored SNJ for it?

https://www.boschungglobal.com/Inventor ... Q0fxCaydDI

airnutz · **Posted:** Mon Oct 04, 2021 8:52 pm

Your garden? Suuuuurrrrrreee! That'll last. One day you'll be there fondling your petunia's and you'll muse, " I wonder if I can get'er to run?" Next thing ya' know...she runs, you give 'er a little throttle and the tail lifts. :shock:

A little more "what ifs" happens and, voila!....You've traded something that could bite you for something that WILL bite you in a completely different way. We'll be waiting Brandon...

bdk · **Joined:** Sun May 02, 2004 1:16 am **Posts:** 11282

airnutz wrote:

Your garden? Suuuuurrrrrreee! That'll last. One day you'll be there fondling your petunia's and you'll muse, " I wonder if I can get'er to run?" Next thing ya' know...she runs, you give 'er a little throttle and the tail lifts. :shock:

A little more "what ifs" happens and, voila!....You've traded something that could bite you for something that WILL bite you in a completely different way. We'll be waiting Brandon...

I sort of grew up with the HA-1112s in the Chicago area at the Victory Air Museum. Still had the original movie paint. The thing dreams are made of.

airnutz · **Posted:** Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:35 pm

bdk wrote:

airnutz wrote:

Your garden? Suuuuurrrrrreee! That'll last. One day you'll be there fondling your petunia's and you'll muse, " I wonder if I can get'er to run?" Next thing ya' know...she runs, you give 'er a little throttle and the tail lifts. :shock:

A little more "what ifs" happens and, voila!....You've traded something that could bite you for something that WILL bite you in a completely different way. We'll be waiting Brandon...

I sort of grew up with the HA-1112s in the Chicago area at the Victory Air Museum. Still had the original movie paint. The thing dreams are made of.

I get it. I always wanted a ride in the 2-seater. If I got enough rides there's a probability I would been treated to a Messer groundloop experience. The closest I got was I have the stick grip to C.4K-144.

Archer · **Joined:** Tue Nov 30, 2004 3:13 pm **Posts:** 368

The oleos look a tad low... just put some nitrogen in there and you're good to go hunting Spitfires!

Michel Lemieux · **Posted:** Tue Oct 05, 2021 8:27 am

Speaking of Mr. Brandon!

Quote:

I wonder if they would trade a freshly restored SNJ for it?

Any recent pics of the said bird?

Cheers.

L-188 · **Joined:** Sat Feb 14, 2015 11:20 am **Posts:** 142

bdk wrote:

airnutz wrote:

Your garden? Suuuuurrrrrreee! That'll last. One day you'll be there fondling your petunia's and you'll muse, " I wonder if I can get'er to run?" Next thing ya' know...she runs, you give 'er a little throttle and the tail lifts. :shock:

A little more "what ifs" happens and, voila!....You've traded something that could bite you for something that WILL bite you in a completely different way. We'll be waiting Brandon...

I sort of grew up with the HA-1112s in the Chicago area at the Victory Air Museum. Still had the original movie paint. The thing dreams are made of.

We must have bumped into each other, A few of my buddy's and me visited there. ( Garbs on this forum) I liked the 1/3rd of the
PBY that you could climb the stairs in. That place was an amusement park for teenage warbird aficionados.

bdk · **Joined:** Sun May 02, 2004 1:16 am **Posts:** 11282

L-188 wrote:

We must have bumped into each other, A few of my buddy's and me visited there. ( Garbs on this forum) I liked the 1/3rd of the
PBY that you could climb the stairs in. That place was an amusement park for teenage warbird aficionados.

No question about that! I still get to see some of those planes that are either based at Chino or have passed through over the years.

bdk · **Joined:** Sun May 02, 2004 1:16 am **Posts:** 11282

Michel,

Please have a look at the cars and planes thread!

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=72619

Michel Lemieux wrote:

Speaking of Mr. Brandon!

Quote:

I wonder if they would trade a freshly restored SNJ for it?

Any recent pics of the said bird?

Cheers.

Michel Lemieux · **Posted:** Wed Oct 06, 2021 6:26 am

Tks Mr Brandon!

I like the combination of polished with the yellow wings.

bdk · **Joined:** Sun May 02, 2004 1:16 am **Posts:** 11282

Michel Lemieux wrote:

Tks Mr Brandon!

I like the combination of polished with the yellow wings.

Thanks Michel! Intended to honor the carrier training aircraft flown off the Wolverine and Sable in Lake Michigan.

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