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Join me as I jump into a very special aircraft - a two-seater Bf 109 G-12. Though this is a Buchon (Spanish Bf 109) conversion, the G-12 did exist in order to help train 109 pilots at the end of the war. It's amazing that one still exists!

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Inside The Cockpit: Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-6/G-12 (Buchon Conversion)

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Dave D

@15:30 -- The fuel and oil pressure gauge is ringed with yellow and red, not yellow and brown. Was that just mis-spoken, or are you red/green colorblind? I know that is relatively common in men...

David Goodridge

Looks like a plane built under license in Spain. Good video.