This aircraft was shot down and belly landed in Sussex on 30th September, 1940. It is preserved in the Imperial War Museum Duxford collection.

Displayed at the 1971 RAF Chivenor Open Day. Later to the RAF Museum Hendon.

Conversion trainer version of the Bf109 built by Avia in Czechoslovakia shortly after ww2.

This silver Messerschmitt was built in Spain as a Hispano HA 1109-K1L, and its Spanish identity is given. It was restored as a Bf 109G-2 at the MBB apprentice workshop in Augsburg.

Ex III-JG77. Captured and flown by 1426 Flight as RN228 during late WW2. Stored at RAF Henlow and later flown as G-USTV. Now at Hendon.

Tito's air force operated some captured Bf 109Gs.

By late 1940 Yugoslavia had purchased about 80 Me-109 E-3s, which ironically were used during April 1941 in the defence of Belgrade when German forces invaded. After the war around 120 G models were obtained from Bulgaria, incorporating many local modifications. Three were even converted to two-seaters. All were retired by 1952