can you ID these German Warbirds?

[Erich]

net is probably right as I took a stab at it, but it is an earlier variant. note the props being short and squared off compared to the much larger rounded spinners and the ID ring on the G-2 prop

[Milos Sijacki]

1.-Mig 3
2.-He 60
3.-Blohm und Voss Bv 138
4.-He 111 earlier version E
5.-Bf 110s
6.-FW 44 Stieglitz
7.-He 59

[Denniss]

Originally Posted by Erich

net is probably right as I took a stab at it, but it is an earlier variant. note the props being short and squared off compared to the much larger rounded spinners and the ID ring on the G-2 prop

So this Bf 110 nose image is of a DB 601B-1, Ba or P equipped Bf 110 C/D/E but not of a DB 601F-equipped Bf 110 F ?
Is it possible to ID the engine or the unit of these Bf belonged to ?

[ChrisMAg2]

Originally Posted by Denniss

So this Bf 110 nose image is of a DB 601B-1, Ba or P equipped Bf 110 C/D/E but not of a DB 601F-equipped Bf 110 F ?
Is it possible to ID the engine or the unit of these Bf belonged to ?

ad 1.: yes!
ad 2.: no!
And it is more likely a "C", then a "D" or "E", IMO.

[net_sailor]

Originally Posted by Denniss

Is it possible to ID the engine or the unit of these Bf belonged to ?

There are two ways to idenitfy unit:
1. An emblem of the unit (not visible on this picure )
2. Code No. XX+XX (see aircraft fuselage on the background) - in the ZG units the first two letters idicate the Geschwader, another two (behind the balkenkreuz) are individual a/c desidnation within the unit. If you can read these letter, I'll be able to help (I've got the codes of all ZG unit ).

And it is more likely a "C", then a "D" or "E"

I agree