Used in film 'Land Girls', now Black Six static RAF Cosford

Built in September 1942, and in October it was operating with JG77 in Italy and North Africa as 'Black 6'. Discovered abandoned by advancing Allies in early November 1942. It was then operated by 1426 Enemy Aircraft Flight based at RAF Collyweston, for combat trials against Allied types. After a long stored period, airworthy again in March 1991. Damaged at landing in October 1997, it was restored to static display condition. Now display in Hendon Museum.

Photographed in a hangar at the Imperial War Museum during Duxford's Classic Jet and Fighter Display in 1996.

An immaculate restoration job was carried out on this '109, "Black 6", but it was then badly damaged in a landing accident at Duxford in October 1997.

1995 brought a rare sight to Duxford: two airworthy Daimler-Benz powered Bf-109's. G-USTV is an original Bf-109G; D-HDME is a converted Spanish Air Force Ha1112-M1L.