How about a Tiger Moth on skis?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/31/WCAM_Tiger_Moth.jpg/800px-WCAM_Tiger_Moth.jpg

Could it be LN+NR at the “Deutsches Technikmuseum” in Berlin?

http://www.scale-world.de/Ausstellungen_Museen/DTMB/Me110/Me110.htm

Shot down and crash landed on a frozen lake near Murmansk in January 1943 and recovered in 1991. The museum bought two planes (LN+NR and M8+ZE, the latter was used for spares) it in 1997. The restored aircraft went on display in 2005.

1st Thread from 2003 🙂

I am getting the same e-mails about someone trying to login to my account about once a day now. Probably because those dots in my username put it right onto the first page of the memberlist.

To be on the safe side I just changed my password to about 25 letters length, including numbers, random letters and so forth. Hope I can remember it myself though … :stupid:

June 18th, 1982: “It took us a while to find the two cabs. The glacier was drawing them inexorably into its core and they were becoming parts of the landscape. …YA was almost totally covered by a thick pall of snow whereas YF was iced into the glacier.”

Chris Parry, “Down South” (includes one very small picture of YA taken on that day)

Theoretically, being in a glacier, the wrecks should also move with it downwards … like those B-17s/P-38s in Greenland.

They have a long thread running on (German speaking) flugzeugforum.de. To view the attached pictures you will have to register there:

http://www.flugzeugforum.de/fiat-g-91-t-3-gina-restoration-germany-usa-36553.html

http://news.sky.com/story/1047231/richard-iiis-remains-found-in-council-car-park

What? No mention of his head having been chopped off? How strange … :diablo:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Foretelling

Additionally, I have heard from a couple of sources that the verey pistol was found in the cockpit during the recovery. Now if that was the case, I tend to believe he was seriously injured in the crash landing as it was extremely hard with a flash fire around the engine – hot oil/fuel after removing the sump.

This bit sounds to me as if the verey pistol found had (by accident?) been fired while inside the cockpit, although I cannot remember having read anything about a fire on board. Misunderstanding?