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Description
| Manufacturer: | Messerschmitt | |
| Base model: | Me 208 | |
| Designation: | Me-208 | |
| Basic role: | Fighter (Germany) | |
Specifications
| Not Yet Available |
Examples of this type may be found at
| Museum | City | State |
| Port of Tillamook Bay | Tillamook | Oregon |
| Valiant Air Command Museum | Titusville | Florida |
Me-208 on display
Port of Tillamook Bay | Valiant Air Command Museum |
Recent comments by our visitors
| Doug McCarthy Watford, Herts, OTH | My step Father Harry Elkin restored his Me 208 it was a 4 seater, with nose gear, the 108 (like Lindsay Waltons) had a tail wheel and the front undercarriage was hinged under the fuselage and retracet outwards in to the wings, BOTH were fighter/reconassance aircraft built in france near the end of the war. Harrys (G-ATJW) was sold in 1984 to one of the then Confedreate Airforce, does anybody know what happend to it? it was in original french Navy colours.
Doug McCarthy 08/25/2008 @ 11:41 [ref: 22543] |
| Biff Bowley St. Louis, MO | Hey, Bernhard, your point was made after posting the same thing twice. Posting the same thing six times just confirms the presence of a low IQ. 07/01/2007 @ 04:43 [ref: 16996] |
| Bernhard Klein Midland Park, NJ | Me 208 was NOT a fighter! 04/07/2007 @ 07:10 [ref: 16123] |
| Bernhard Klein Midland Park, NJ | Me 208 was NOT a fighter! 04/07/2007 @ 07:10 [ref: 16122] |
| Bernhard Klein Midland Park, NJ | Me 208 was NOT a fighter! 04/07/2007 @ 07:10 [ref: 16120] |
| Bernhard Klein Midland Park, NJ | Me 208 was NOT a fighter! 04/07/2007 @ 07:10 [ref: 16121] |
| Bernhard Klein Midland Park, NJ | Me 208 was NOT a fighter! 04/07/2007 @ 07:09 [ref: 16119] |
| Bernhard Klei Midland Park, NJ | Me 208 was NOT a fighter! 04/07/2007 @ 07:09 [ref: 16118] |
| DonYan Ahuacatitlán, altos de Morelos, OTH | It seems there are two different aircraft described on the photos: a REAL Me-208 with main landing gear wheels facing OUTBOARD and the Nord réplica/version of Me(Bf)-108 Taifun, with mains facing INBOARD: Cockpits are also different.
The Me-208 was a ONE PLACE fighter plane, NOT a 4 place transport: that was the Bf-108 (also named Me-108) or Nord 1101. Forgive my intrusion and correction: I mean well, both aircraft have a story and fly well. DonYan 03/20/2007 @ 09:09 [ref: 15975] |
| Alex Borsos, Jr Southampton, NJ | I have 8 color slides of an ME-208, taken in April 1973
at the Sky Manor Airport, Pittstown NJ, Hunterdon County. I am trying to get some info on who owned and what happened to this airplane since then. I am willing to share my photos. Please contact me. 12/19/2004 @ 18:41 [ref: 8907] |
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