CLAUDIO WILCHES

MESSERSCHMITT BF 109

Welcome to the 'EAW Dispersal Site' page of Claudio Wilches.
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Here you will find various downloads created for the flight simulation European Air War by Microprose. These downloads may consists of modified aircraft skins, 3DZ models or add-ons.
To download any of the creations, just click on the relevant picture or link.

15/October/2006.

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CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts Messerschmitt Bf109-E7 of III/JG2 flown by Werner Machold (26 victories with JG2; POW 9/Jun/1941).

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts Messerschmitt Bf109-E4 of JG53, Flown by Herbert Schramm (42 victories - JG53 & 27; KIA 1/Dec/1943).

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf109-E4 of JG3.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts the Messerschmitt Bf 109E-1 flown by Walter Oesau with the III./JG51.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109E-1 of the III./JG20, 70 or 71.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109E-1 of the III./JG52.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109E-3 of the 9./JG54 during the Battle of Britain, 1940.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109E-3 of the III./JG77, operating in the Balkans theatre.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109E-3 of the II./JG52 'Eagle' during the Battle of Britain, 1940.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts the Messerschmitt (Bf) 109E-4 of the II./JG 51, Summer 1940, flwn by 'Pips' Priller (in early and later camouflage schemes).

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109E-4B of the 4./LG2 during the Battle of Britain, 1940.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts the Messerschmitt Bf 109E-4 of Nittmann with the III./JG27.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109E-4 of II./JG2 in yellow trim.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109E-7 of IV./JG1.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR skin depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109E-7 Trop Yellow 4' of JG27.

This HR skin was created by Claudio. The readme file details credits.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This HR model depicts the Messerschmitt (Bf) 109E series, including the E-1, 2, 3, 4 and 7 models. Also included are different spinners and 'base' skins.

These new 3DZ models and skins were created by Claudio, based on the HR 3DZ model by Mr. J.

Screenshots download here. CLICK TO DOWNLOAD
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109B-1 flown by Uffz. Otto Polenz, 1.J/88 captured on December 4th 1937.

This new 3DZ model and skin were created by Claudio. The Cockpit instruments were by Migge and the skin panels were by Julio Junqueira. The download includes cockpit views.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109B-2 flown by the Uffz. Franz Jaenisch during Spanish Civil War, July 1938.

This new 3DZ model and skin were created by Claudio. The Cockpit instruments were by Migge and the skin panels were by Julio Junqueira. To download the cockpit, go to Claudio's 'Add-Ons page'.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109B-2, flown by the Staffelkapitan 1.J/88, Herbert Ihlefeld, during Spanish Civil War, Autumm of 1937.

This new 3DZ model and skin were created by Claudio. The Cockpit instruments were by Migge and the skin panels were by Julio Junqueira. To download the cockpit, go to Claudio's 'Add-Ons page'.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109D-1 flown by the Kommander of J/88, Hptm Gotthard Handrick, during Spanish Civil War, La Cenia November 1938.

This new 3DZ model and skin were created by Claudio. The Cockpit instruments were by Migge and the skin panels were by Julio Junqueira. To download the cockpit, go to Claudio's 'Add-Ons page'.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109E-3 of 1.J/88 during Spanish Civil War, Catalonia late 1938.

This new 3DZ model and skin were created by Claudio. The Cockpit instruments were by Migge and the skin panels were by Julio Junqueira. To download the cockpit, go to Claudio's 'Add-Ons page'.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109E-3 of II./JG 27, France 1940.

This skin, including a new wing view, was created by Claudio.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109E-4 aircraft of III./JG26, based in France during the Battle of Britain and later.

The skin was created by Claudio, based on the original skin by Flyingsheep.
(ME-109E Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts the Messerschmitt (Bf) 109K-4 of 13./JG27, Garz during 1945. This particular aircraft was flown by Oblt. Ernst-Georg Alnorthoff.

This model was created by Claudio. The model has a new new skin, fuselage 3dz model, supercharger air scoop, deeper oil radiator, taller tail, new paddle blades prop (external and internal views), new propellor color (RLM 70), cockpit rear frames and non-mirrored number codes.
(ME-109K Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109Bf 109K-4 belonged to the the III./JG27, unknown base, 1945.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, the skin on an original by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. Captain Kurt fixed the tail wheel to be retractable. Mr. Johnson and LLv34_Doc made the rotating spinner.
(ME-109K Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109K-4 of the III./JG53, Kaufbeuren, Germany, 1945.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, the skin on an original by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. Captain Kurt fixed the tail wheel to be retractable. Mr. Johnson and LLv34_Doc made the rotating spinner.
(ME-109K Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109K-4 of the III./JG53, Kirrlach, Germany, March 1945.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, the skin on an original by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. Captain Kurt fixed the tail wheel to be retractable. Mr. Johnson and LLv34_Doc made the rotating spinner.
(ME-109K Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109K-4 of the I./JG27, unknown base, Germany, 1945.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, the skin on an original by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. Captain Kurt fixed the tail wheel to be retractable. Mr. Johnson and LLv34_Doc made the rotating spinner.
(ME-109K Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109G-10/A "W.N.138787" of the 2./JG300, flown by Fwbl. Eberhard Gzik, early 1945, Germany. The G-10 version was the fastest of all G series and used the VDM9-12159A wooden paddle bladed propellor. The chin intake was enlarged and the rudder was much taller than the earlier versions. The "Erla Haube" canopy was a standard feature from G-10 to the K-4.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. A new wing skin is also provided which is much more easy to skin than before. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, some skin details were by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. The rotating spinner was by Mr. J.
(ME-109G Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109G-10/AS/R3 of the 2a Squadriglia/1o Grupp Caccia, Aeronautica Nazionale Repubblicana (ANR), Aviano, December 1944, North Italy.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. A new wing skin is also provided which is much more easy to skin than before. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, some skin details were by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. The rotating spinner was by Mr. J.
(ME-109G Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109G-10/A of the I/JG51, 1945, North of Germany.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. A new wing skin is also provided which is much more easy to skin than before. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, some skin details were by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge.
(ME-109G Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109G-10/A "W.N.15153?" of an unknown unit and base. This aircraft was caught on camera just after a hard landing, resulting in a broken starboard leg. This well known photo and its color profile can be found in the "Messerschmitt Bf 109 In Action Nr.57" from Squadron/Signal Publications.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. A new wing skin is also provided which is much more easy to skin than before. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, some skin details were by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. Mr. Johnson made the original rotating spinner, which has been modified by Claudio.
(ME-109G Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) Bf 109G-10/B was the mount of Leutnant Heinz Ewald, II./JG52, most probably Poland, February 1945.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. A new wing skin is also provided which is much more easy to skin than before. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, some skin details were by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. The rotating spinner was by Mr. J.
(ME-109G Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109G-10/B "Wr.N. 151556" belonged to II./JG 7, assigned to protect the Me 262s during the take-offs and landings, Prague-Ruzyn, April 1945.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. A new wing skin is also provided which is much more easy to skin than before. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, some skin details were by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. The rotating spinner was by Mr. J.
(ME-109G Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt (Bf) 109G-10/A of the IV/JG 4, flown by Hptm Franz Wienhausen, November 1944, Germany.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. A new wing skin is also provided which is much more easy to skin than before. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, some skin details were by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. The rotating spinner was by Mr. J.
(ME-109G Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This model depicts a Messerschmitt Bf 109G-10/A "W.N.150816" of the III/JG.2, Spring 1945, Langensalza, Germany. The G-10 version was the fastest of all G series and used the VDM9-12159A wooden paddle bladed propellor. The chin intake was enlarged and the rudder was much taller than the earlier versions. The "Erla Haube" canopy was a standard feature from G-10 to the K-4.

This aircraft model was created by Claudio and includes a non-mirrored fuselage and fin, antenna wires, bulged cowling, much wider propellor blades in the cockpit view and the taller tail wheel. A new wing skin is also provided which is much more easy to skin than before. The fuselage 3DZ was based on Captain Manduca's Bf109K, some skin details were by Flying Sheep and the instruments and cockpit skin were by Migge. The rotating spinner was by Mr. J.
(ME-109G Slot)
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD This is the missing 'panel' file for the G-10 version. The aircraft download zip has also been updated.


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