Thank you for going out and finding these things I don’t think I’ll ever see something like this in person but on a video it scratches a itch for historical significance
Wow, I mean just wow! Guys, this is one amazing explore! Eagle Eyes, you are the man! Finding those first aluminium pieces, in all that forest growth, was incredible, but then, young man, you showed us why you earned your nickname. You did us proud finding the rest of the plane, and yes, the actual crash site. HH, EE, just fantastic work! Seeing what remains of the 109's engine just laying there, broken and wrecked, was just an amazing thing to see. That 109 hit very hard, and just concertinered herself into the hillside, as you can see by how the alluminium has been squashed together. The rest of the engine is probably still there too, scattered into the bushes, and trees. The German recovery team probably had little to do apart from removing what was left of the guns, and their ammo, and just left the rest where it lay. Again guys, just an incredible, amazing, explore, and find! Thank you for sharing this, and, more importantly, for all the effort it took to reach the site! Cheers to you both! Stay Healthy!
This is a great find, worth the research time and legwork, HH. Finding part of the engine block above ground is phenomenal. Actually, a lot of the metal is still left. It looks like they grabbed the military hardware, MGs, and radios and left the rest. I loved the accordion piece; it gives you an idea of how fast the plane speed was when it impacted. Excellent spotting, EE. Great work, people. Stay safe and well.
Yes this was a serious heavy crash and very glad there are still some pieces left there. We loved it even though it was a tough one. Thanks so much and more to come my friend :)
Amazing finds thank you. The gun couldn't physically fire through the crank because it was not a complete tube. It did go through the top of the block somehow. I will have to look it up now myself lol
There is an offset to the front gear box. The propeller does is not bolted directly to the crankshaft. All V-12s have a reduction gearbox. The small gear is on the crankshaft and the big gear has the splined propeller shaft on it. They are made in 1 piece. The cannon is usually placed between the Cylinders. It has to be fairly easy to take out for maintenance.
Fantastic to find all the parts that you did. Remains of the engine are an incredible find, appreciate all the hard effort EE and yourself put in to bring it to us.
WHAT an explore ! History Hunted and found ! All those fragments some with paint .. and a chunk of engine. Absolutely amazing ! Thankyou once again for taking us along !
Hello HH & EE, The Messerschmitt Bf-109 was one of the most advanced aircraft of the Germans. What a nice reward that you found traces of the crashed Messerschmitt Bf-109.
It really was and Oma and it is pretty rare to find a place like that all the way out in the middle of nowhere. Great explore and more to come. Take care and keep smiling :)
History hunter and Eagle eyes you guys really pulled the discovery out of the bag on this trip. The forces involved to rip open the aluminium monocoque and to destroy the engine. Thanks for all your hard work.
Wunderbar ! Congratulations EE on spotting the pieces ! Glad you guys found that location , as I'm not even going to try hahaha ! I know it would be heavy , But a piston would be a very special piece to have on a display for sure ! I'm sure that there was a lot more to find out there too ! Thank you for toughing it out on the terrain HH , I bet you were absolutely famished after that one ! Anxiously awaiting your next explore !
An incredible find. Sincere kudos. You must feel rewarded for your efforts, skill and a little luck to find that exact site. Truly remarkable. The carnage resulting from that crash is horrific. If the pilot was still in the plane, may he rest in peace.
Great video and exciting find. Good job, EE for spotting the first pieces and actual crash site. The impact must have been tremendous with so many pieces smashed the way they were. Loved this explore, can't wait for more. Thank you HH team.
It really must have hit very hard there in the forest hillside. So many small pieces there and we think it was hard and tough but so worth it. Thanks Allen and keep smiling out there :)
Slowly getting caught up. What a find, especially the destroyed engine! So cool to see it. Leave it to Eagle Eyes to find the main crash site. Sounds like you two were probably exhausted at the end of that hike. So many great sites you've been finding on this tour. Thanks for sharing it with us!
Once again, EE lives upto his name, well done in finding that 109 on the side of a mountain, and so much of it left there. Must have been really hard to try and recovery it 80 years ago. Beatiful mountain side as well. Thanks for sharing this with us all, and look forward to some more exciting explores. Stay safe and well my friends
I felt a couple of the mosquitos flying around me just watching you walking on the hill. Great find. It was great to see how they got the cannon to fire through the engine. Thanks Guys. Great Job.
Once again a great video and find. A remarkable plane, all those bits n pieces. You make history come to life, keep up the amazing work, greetings to you, your family and fellow followers from another history geek in CPH.
I just find it incredible that you and EE found the crash sight. I know you had documentation from WWII records, BUT, there are many square kilometers of hillside that look similar, but you and EE, still managed to find the exact crash site. What a find, thanks for all your hard work. I hope you brought back some small remnants from that iconic BF109.
Yes , this was a tough one and behind scenes we actually was about to just call it for the day but EE really did what he does best , finding stuff :) Thanks and greetings from us :)
What an amazing discovery, HH and EE! To see the remains of the Messerschmidt is incredible. I know you and EE were completely tired out in that terrain!❤
Absolutely thrilling discovery, once again EE lives up to his name.Amazing the the amount of parts you found,some with the paint clearly visible,and the incredible self sealing rubber fuel tank.I was extra excited watching this as i had just received the Me Bf-109 shadow box you had kindly gifted me.perfect timing! Not only that but included in the package was a 1942 Feldpost letter and a collecters card,thank you so much HH,EE and BBG.😀👍👍
We are so happy you have a piece of history with you my friend. Honored that you are here with us and we thank you for your very kind support. Take are and keep smiling :)
THIS EPISODE WAS ONE OF THE BEST ,HOW AWESOME TO SEE THE CRASH SITE AND THE PARTS OF THE PLANE I LIKE ANYTHING TO DO WITH GERMAN WW2 AIRCRAFT AND THE BF109 WAS THE BEST!THANKS FOR YOUR HARD WORK!
Another tough hike to a spectacular find! EE used his powers once again!! Beautiful area for a downed plane to rest for years and years! The plane really came to pieces when it hit the ground, so small parts. Then wow, you found the actual impact spot! Great video guys, as always, you guys take us to the real history!!
What an incredible video. Adventure still exists, keep it up! Here's another tip: release all videos on a Blue-ray. People are certainly willing to pay for it.
Wow! I am a long time subscriber but haven't watched your channel for a few years 😢 Sorry! I was amazed to see your Son is all grown up now! You must be a proud Dad. Excellent video. I'll try my best to keep up-to-date 👍
Gauges must be long gone by others or shattered in the area. But what an exciting find. I'd exploring that site for a week. Your hard is a real accomplishment. Congratulations to you both. 🏆🏆
Hello my friend. So good to see you here again and we hope you are having great days out there looking for history. Greatly appreciate knowing you and if you are ever in our area just let me know and we will show you some great history. Still have great memories of great days in the forest my friend :)
Eagle eyes you have a rare talent for reading the landscape for clues, you are not called eagle eyes for nothing and this channel is still one of the Best on youtube, so if this is basic but you guys are keeping my interest in World War History going, as it is easy to get caught up in daily life and vier away from your interests/passions. ps. I tried to do Patreon and paypal but I am being obstructed, so will try again.
Congratulation for that great find and your hard work for this, it's everytime very exciting to see...thx for your hard work to show us such great locations an finds !
I readying a book right now called A Higher Call by Adam Makos. It's about German fighter ace Franz Stigler who flies Messerschmitts during WW-2. He spared a crippled B-17 bomber and it's crew and protected them on their flight back across enemy lines in 1943. He could of been shot for doing that. I always enjoy your videos.
The oil coolers, and Ethylene Glycol engine coolers (Radiators) are made with a brass frame designed to hold an exact number of tubes. The tubes themselves are made with a Hex end, so when they are assembled the Hex ends fit together tightly and are then soldered. The Hex end is slightly larger than the round middle section , so when assembled , there are small spaces between each tube, that allow the fluid being cooled to flow through the cooler. The flow is also controlled by a thermostat. When an engine starts to go bad and make metal, the metal flakes get imbedded between the tubes. No amount of cleaning can get them all out. The oil cooler is sent to a shop and the core is then de-soldered and a new core is installed into the body.
It’s time to start calling Eagles Eyes a young man and not a young boy. If it wasn’t for him you would probably still be wondering around in the woods lol. The second piece of the plane you found looked like it had bullet holes in it. What a real surprise to find so many small pieces and then the mother load of wreckage. Am sure when you found the first piece it got your history hunting skills in gear. Great find in a beautiful location.
Well he says he still enjoy being a boy out there having fun and exploring. He has saved me many times out there being lost etc. Thanks so much Anthony and greetings from us.
That is very kind of you and we welcome you to the team and together we will share history in a very special way my friend. Thank you from us and we send our greetings :)
Hey what a great find!!! Wonderful job on finding this site EE!!! Nice to see some of the parts still there today. Loved the area. Thanks for taking us on this trip. Take care
Wow guys what a magic find.. so difficult to access in that wilderness. Thanks to Eagle 👀 Eyes he’s an amazing scout 😊.You’ve really created an excellent video this time guys , well done!! I enjoyed every minute of it.
Well you found that Messerschmitt, All over the place I wonder if the pilot got out before it hit the ground? It's amazing that the then authoritys did not clean up this area. Well another great video Thanks heaps guys & stay safe.
Aluminium is very corrosion resistant, especially pure grades. If it were attached to a dissimilar metal or a frame (Crevice corrosion) then it might corrode more rapidly.
@@WW2HistoryHunterThe BF-109 and the American P-51 were my favorite war birds. The Daimler V-12 motor was so far ahead of it's time with its sophisticated fuel injection system. I look forward to seeing more of your content!
In the soon future I will be a paid supporter. Your son is extremely lucky to have a good dad like you extremely lucky. Very Lucky Eagle eyes Your dad is awesome and you are too Kid Great Job Guys ❤❤❤❤
Another great exploration you guys I wish I had eagle eyes vision thanks for doing all the hard work to find the amazing history and sharing it with us the city that I live near has two world War 2 naval ships and a submarine of the same area as museum ships but the two ships were converted to be missile ships but they are still still very cool to see them because my father served in the Navy but we don't have any crash sites her so it's cool to go out on this exploration thanks for dealing with the gigantic blood sucking bugs
Aviation Archeology is very interesting to me but I am too old to actually go trekking to find any wrecks. About 20 years ago I did some research and got the locations of several crash sites here in Georgia, USA. From WWII to the 60s.
How on earth did you find that? LOL. Amazing. As you know the 109 is my favourite airplane. In particular , I love the Me109G-2 although going by the engine parts, I'd say yours was an E type. Maybe E7. Hard to tell of course. Great job EE. Amazing brilliant job guys. Wow.
Just my thoughts and in a way we had resigned but EE is EE and found the first piece that led us to the rest. Loved it and thanks Paul for being here :)
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Thanks! This old German woman appreciates what you are doing. You are my eyes.
That is very kind of you and greatly appreciated it is. Thanks so much from us and we send our greetings from us :)
Thanks from Australia 🇦🇺
😊I’m Aussie to! 🎉🎉
Thank you for going out and finding these things I don’t think I’ll ever see something like this in person but on a video it scratches a itch for historical significance
Greatly appreciated my friend and greetings from us :)
Wow, I mean just wow! Guys, this is one amazing explore! Eagle Eyes, you are the man! Finding those first aluminium pieces, in all that forest growth, was incredible, but then, young man, you showed us why you earned your nickname. You did us proud finding the rest of the plane, and yes, the actual crash site. HH, EE, just fantastic work! Seeing what remains of the 109's engine just laying there, broken and wrecked, was just an amazing thing to see. That 109 hit very hard, and just concertinered herself into the hillside, as you can see by how the alluminium has been squashed together. The rest of the engine is probably still there too, scattered into the bushes, and trees. The German recovery team probably had little to do apart from removing what was left of the guns, and their ammo, and just left the rest where it lay. Again guys, just an incredible, amazing, explore, and find! Thank you for sharing this, and, more importantly, for all the effort it took to reach the site! Cheers to you both! Stay Healthy!
He sure did my friend and it was a tough and long one but so well worth it. Thanks so much from us and be safe out there :)
I'd be surprised if they took the guns. It isn't like they could ever be fired again.
This is a great find, worth the research time and legwork, HH. Finding part of the engine block above ground is phenomenal. Actually, a lot of the metal is still left. It looks like they grabbed the military hardware, MGs, and radios and left the rest. I loved the accordion piece; it gives you an idea of how fast the plane speed was when it impacted. Excellent spotting, EE. Great work, people. Stay safe and well.
Yes this was a serious heavy crash and very glad there are still some pieces left there. We loved it even though it was a tough one. Thanks so much and more to come my friend :)
Fantastic ! EE finds another one. My favorite airframe , Great job guys !
Yes he did so well Dave and thanks so much :)
Amazing finds thank you.
The gun couldn't physically fire through the crank because it was not a complete tube. It did go through the top of the block somehow. I will have to look it up now myself lol
There is an offset to the front gear box. The propeller does is not bolted directly to the crankshaft. All V-12s have a reduction gearbox. The small gear is on the crankshaft and the big gear has the splined propeller shaft on it. They are made in 1 piece. The cannon is usually placed between the Cylinders. It has to be fairly easy to take out for maintenance.
Yes, that’s correct. The cannon was positioned below the crankcase, and fired between the cylinders(inverted Vee)
Fantastic to find all the parts that you did. Remains of the engine are an incredible find, appreciate all the hard effort EE and yourself put in to bring it to us.
WHAT an explore ! History Hunted and found ! All those fragments some with paint .. and a chunk of engine. Absolutely amazing ! Thankyou once again for taking us along !
Thanks for watching my friend and we send our greetings to you :)
ThankYOU both once again 😊
They found the heart of the engine. The crankshaft and even a piston head.
Hello HH & EE,
The Messerschmitt Bf-109 was one of the most advanced aircraft of the Germans.
What a nice reward that you found traces of the crashed Messerschmitt Bf-109.
It really was and Oma and it is pretty rare to find a place like that all the way out in the middle of nowhere. Great explore and more to come. Take care and keep smiling :)
History hunter and Eagle eyes you guys really pulled the discovery out of the bag on this trip. The forces involved to rip open the aluminium monocoque and to destroy the engine.
Thanks for all your hard work.
Yes must have been a very hard crash that there.. We loved to share this with you and thanks for being here my friend :)
Wunderbar ! Congratulations EE on spotting the pieces ! Glad you guys found that location , as I'm not even going to try hahaha ! I know it would be heavy , But a piston would be a very special piece to have on a display for sure ! I'm sure that there was a lot more to find out there too ! Thank you for toughing it out on the terrain HH , I bet you were absolutely famished after that one ! Anxiously awaiting your next explore !
This place was just awesome and who knows what more could be out there. Thanks a ton my friend and more to come :)
Thanks!
Very kind of you my friend and greatly appreciated from us. Thanks and be safe out there :)
An incredible find. Sincere kudos. You must feel rewarded for your efforts, skill and a little luck to find that exact site. Truly remarkable. The carnage resulting from that crash is horrific. If the pilot was still in the plane, may he rest in peace.
It was a tough but very interesting explore and thanks for being here :)
Awesome job guys! You keep finding History and showing it to all of us! Really enjoy your program.
Glad you enjoy it!
Great video and exciting find. Good job, EE for spotting the first pieces and actual crash site. The impact must have been tremendous with so many pieces smashed the way they were. Loved this explore, can't wait for more. Thank you HH team.
It really must have hit very hard there in the forest hillside. So many small pieces there and we think it was hard and tough but so worth it. Thanks Allen and keep smiling out there :)
Slowly getting caught up. What a find, especially the destroyed engine! So cool to see it. Leave it to Eagle Eyes to find the main crash site. Sounds like you two were probably exhausted at the end of that hike. So many great sites you've been finding on this tour. Thanks for sharing it with us!
This was a tough one to be honest my friend but so glad we did that. Great tour and YOU helped to make that happen. Thank you and greetings from us :)
Once again, EE lives upto his name, well done in finding that 109 on the side of a mountain, and so much of it left there. Must have been really hard to try and recovery it 80 years ago. Beatiful mountain side as well. Thanks for sharing this with us all, and look forward to some more exciting explores. Stay safe and well my friends
Very tough explore this was but so glad we did. Thanks and keep smiling my friend :)
I felt a couple of the mosquitos flying around me just watching you walking on the hill. Great find. It was great to see how they got the cannon to fire through the engine. Thanks Guys. Great Job.
They were really bugging us out in the wilderness there Larry :) Great explore and we shall share more soon :)
Once again a great video and find. A remarkable plane, all those bits n pieces. You make history come to life, keep up the amazing work, greetings to you, your family and fellow followers from another history geek in CPH.
Thanks, will do!
I just find it incredible that you and EE found the crash sight. I know you had documentation from WWII records, BUT, there are many square kilometers of hillside that look similar, but you and EE, still managed to find the exact crash site. What a find, thanks for all your hard work. I hope you brought back some small remnants from that iconic BF109.
Yes , this was a tough one and behind scenes we actually was about to just call it for the day but EE really did what he does best , finding stuff :) Thanks and greetings from us :)
What an amazing discovery, HH and EE! To see the remains of the Messerschmidt is incredible. I know you and EE were completely tired out in that terrain!❤
We loved it Cynthia and YOU made that happen and we thank you for that :)
Absolutely thrilling discovery, once again EE lives up to his name.Amazing the the amount of parts you found,some with the paint clearly visible,and the incredible self sealing rubber fuel tank.I was extra excited watching this as i had just received the Me Bf-109 shadow box you had kindly gifted me.perfect timing! Not only that but included in the package was a 1942 Feldpost letter and a collecters card,thank you so much HH,EE and BBG.😀👍👍
We are so happy you have a piece of history with you my friend. Honored that you are here with us and we thank you for your very kind support. Take are and keep smiling :)
EE the super explorer strikes again , great finds & research guys . Excellent video again thanks for sharing.
Appreciated my friend and thanks :)
What a find! Marvelous seeing all the pieces. EE certainly has talented vision and energy to keep on keeping on.
EE can really find the needle in any haystack it seems. Thanks so much Stephanie and greeting from us :)
Cool site. This impact of the BF 109 was violent to tear the engine block apart like that. Thanks for all you and EE do👍
Just a massive crash destroying everything it seems. Thanks so much for being here :)
I really love you're video guys, what a wonderful find from the past, Alan 🖐️
Thanks Alan from us :)
Once again thankyou for your videos on the history of WW2 as my dad was in it in the RAF I find it fascinating thanks again
appreciated and greetings from us :)
THIS EPISODE WAS ONE OF THE BEST ,HOW AWESOME TO SEE THE CRASH SITE AND THE PARTS OF THE PLANE I LIKE ANYTHING TO DO WITH GERMAN WW2 AIRCRAFT AND THE BF109 WAS THE BEST!THANKS FOR YOUR HARD WORK!
Thanks so much for that :)
Fantastic adventure! BF109 is my favorite aircraft of WW2. Thank you for the ride on its last site of rest.
Appreciated my friend and greetings from us :)
Well done for the end tribute ! so many parts always there....take care Bro, REMEMBER !
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
Another tough hike to a spectacular find! EE used his powers once again!! Beautiful area for a downed plane to rest for years and years! The plane really came to pieces when it hit the ground, so small parts. Then wow, you found the actual impact spot! Great video guys, as always, you guys take us to the real history!!
What a fantastic day out for you two and all of us.
Thanks for sharing
eagle eyes ! thank you for the aviation find! im a collector of some nice 109 parts over the years so i really njoyed watchin this
Glad you enjoyed it
The canon didn't fire down the crank. The barral sat below the crank in the V of the engine. Marvelous video!
i know i said it wrong , was to excited :) Thanks.
What an incredible video. Adventure still exists, keep it up!
Here's another tip: release all videos on a Blue-ray. People are certainly willing to pay for it.
Well could be interesting to see and you never know. Thanks for watching.
Great job finding the plane fine plane bf109 but not a match for our spitfire. That looked a hike and then some well done for your dedication
Thanks for watching :)
Wow! I am a long time subscriber but haven't watched your channel for a few years 😢 Sorry! I was amazed to see your Son is all grown up now! You must be a proud Dad. Excellent video. I'll try my best to keep up-to-date 👍
That is fantastic my friend and welcome back to us. So great to see you back and we thank you for being here :)
Gauges must be long gone by others or shattered in the area. But what an exciting find. I'd exploring that site for a week. Your hard is a real accomplishment. Congratulations to you both. 🏆🏆
Well who knows what could still be out there. We just loved finding that. Thanks so much and more to come :)
Wow, that was a violent impact to mangle the engine so thoroughly. Incredible find!
Yes really smashed everything. Thanks for watching :)
Like always a very good video from the history hunting family. You are one of the best.
And greetings to the helmet Queen.😊
Hello my friend. So good to see you here again and we hope you are having great days out there looking for history. Greatly appreciate knowing you and if you are ever in our area just let me know and we will show you some great history. Still have great memories of great days in the forest my friend :)
Eagle eyes you have a rare talent for reading the landscape for clues, you are not called eagle eyes for nothing and this channel is still one of the Best on youtube, so if this is basic but you guys are keeping my interest in World War History going, as it is easy to get caught up in daily life and vier away from your interests/passions. ps. I tried to do Patreon and paypal but I am being obstructed, so will try again.
Wow , how kind my friend and Eagle eyes say thank you here behind my bak writing to you. Thanks from us and greetings from us :)
Bro this is so cool I really love this type of stuff keep up the amazing work!
Thanks! Will do!
What a great find by EE! Thank you for bringing us along
Congratulation for that great find and your hard work for this, it's everytime very exciting to see...thx for your hard work to show us such great locations an finds !
Thank you very much!
@@WW2HistoryHunter thx for answer...you're welcome 👍
brilliant find you two, keep it up I look forward to your next trip
23:53 ... a gun fired straight through the crankshaft. Real experts at work.
The cam and piston parts would make a great display with the facts on a plate to save history before it's gone back to earth elements
Interesting pieces there indeed. Thanks for watching.
That was a real exercise in perseverance. Great finds again!
Excellent video and Amazing find Thanks for sharing your experience
Thanks for watching
Incredible too think those remnants have remained there for 80 years great explore many thanks👏👏
We agree and thanks so much my friend :)
Great job finding the crash site of the aircraft. So many pieces laying in the ground amazing.
Thank you for sharing great pieces of history. I too am a fan of the German bf109.
Glad you enjoyed it
I readying a book right now called A Higher Call by Adam Makos. It's about German fighter ace Franz Stigler who flies Messerschmitts during WW-2. He spared a crippled B-17 bomber and it's crew and protected them on their flight back across enemy lines in 1943. He could of been shot for doing that. I always enjoy your videos.
Thanks for sharing and for watching :)
The oil coolers, and Ethylene Glycol engine coolers (Radiators) are made with a brass frame designed to hold an exact number of tubes. The tubes themselves are made with a Hex end, so when they are assembled the Hex ends fit together tightly and are then soldered. The Hex end is slightly larger than the round middle section , so when assembled , there are small spaces between each tube, that allow the fluid being cooled to flow through the cooler. The flow is also controlled by a thermostat. When an engine starts to go bad and make metal, the metal flakes get imbedded between the tubes. No amount of cleaning can get them all out. The oil cooler is sent to a shop and the core is then de-soldered and a new core is installed into the body.
Thanks for watching.
Amazing find! Well worth the effort you two put in.
Thanks 👍
Another great adventure from the WW 2 History Hunter team.
Appreciated my friend and more to come :)
It’s time to start calling Eagles Eyes a young man and not a young boy. If it wasn’t for him you would probably still be wondering around in the woods lol. The second piece of the plane you found looked like it had bullet holes in it. What a real surprise to find so many small pieces and then the mother load of wreckage. Am sure when you found the first piece it got your history hunting skills in gear. Great find in a beautiful location.
Well he says he still enjoy being a boy out there having fun and exploring. He has saved me many times out there being lost etc. Thanks so much Anthony and greetings from us.
What an incredible find! Surprised to see just how much of the planes skin is still there and the engine block wow wow wow!
Thus is an awesome find. I became a team member this month😊
That is very kind of you and we welcome you to the team and together we will share history in a very special way my friend. Thank you from us and we send our greetings :)
you seem to have a good mechanical knowledge, previous aircraft tech? amazing find! thanks for sharing history with the world.
Well i do know my way around some of the aspects yes. Thanks for watching.
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Appreciated my friend and loved this explore. Thanks and greetings from us :)
Hey what a great find!!! Wonderful job on finding this site EE!!! Nice to see some of the parts still there today. Loved the area. Thanks for taking us on this trip. Take care
EE did so well and happy to have shared that with you Colleen :)
High tech construction of the hollow crankshaft with gun firing right trough the crankshaft that is just amazing engineering
Thanks for watching.
Is great job guys. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Our pleasure!
Wow guys what a magic find.. so difficult to access in that wilderness. Thanks to Eagle 👀 Eyes he’s an amazing scout 😊.You’ve really created an excellent video this time guys , well done!! I enjoyed every minute of it.
Glad you enjoyed it
Well you found that Messerschmitt, All over the place I wonder if the pilot got out before it hit the ground? It's amazing that the then authoritys did not clean up this area. Well another great video Thanks heaps guys & stay safe.
Yes pilot did get out. Thanks and more to come :)
Thanks for this videos, you make my day
That 1st piece couldn't have been lying there for very long ...
I could not tell , we just show what we find. Thanks for watching.
Esto es increible😃
Aluminium is very corrosion resistant, especially pure grades. If it were attached to a dissimilar metal or a frame (Crevice corrosion) then it might corrode more rapidly.
@@alisdairherd9501 It's more the lack of dirt sticking to the underside compared to the other pieces.
Yeah that first piece doesn’t look like it’s been there since the 40’s 😂
Master engineers and craftsmanship. Took the entire world to stop a great people's under the control of a madman
Thanks for watching.
the most lied about man in history
Another outstanding video - thank you both
Appreciated :)
Amazing find! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
What a find. Great job guys :)
Looks like you guys could sure use a small drone! Glad you stuck it out, in spite of the mosquito birds!
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
@@WW2HistoryHunterThe BF-109 and the American P-51 were my favorite war birds. The Daimler V-12 motor was so far ahead of it's time with its sophisticated fuel injection system. I look forward to seeing more of your content!
Fantastic find. What a brilliant day out.
Outstanding! That engine was over the top. Too bad it can't be recovered.
First I've seen you for a long while sir, Eagle eye is much taller now😂 keep the vids coming
Welcome back my friend and thank so much for being here :)
@WW2HistoryHunter I see big eagle eyes👀 hasn't lost the knack of finding things before his Dad ....quality father son bonding 💙 👍👍👍
In the soon future I will be a paid supporter. Your son is extremely lucky to have a good dad like you extremely lucky. Very Lucky Eagle eyes Your dad is awesome and you are too Kid Great Job Guys ❤❤❤❤
Very kind words and i thank you for that my friend. We send our greeting from us and be safe out there :)
Amazing find well done guys 👏👏
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
These parts need to go to an aircraft museum
Appreciate you watching.
Great awesome find guys....how fascinating
Very kind of you and thanks from us :)
Wow! Incredible find.
Thanks for being here with us :)
Another great exploration you guys I wish I had eagle eyes vision thanks for doing all the hard work to find the amazing history and sharing it with us the city that I live near has two world War 2 naval ships and a submarine of the same area as museum ships but the two ships were converted to be missile ships but they are still still very cool to see them because my father served in the Navy but we don't have any crash sites her so it's cool to go out on this exploration thanks for dealing with the gigantic blood sucking bugs
Thanks so much for being and we appreciate that :)
Good work ! nice ! Best regards from Lithuania :)
Thank you very much!
Love this interesting story
Amazing find that is really crazy
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow, mein Herz würde rasen. Ein Wunder das noch so viele Teile dort liegen. 🫡
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Interesting to see how nature reclaims everything. I can imagine not much will be recognizable in a few centuries.
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Thanks guys great find !!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Outstanding find. Greetings from Leipzig Germany. Where the Erla Maschinenwerk G.m.b.H. were located. They build a third of all Bf 109.
Cool and thanks for watching :)
Fantastic find !!!
Thanks, guys.❤
Really fascinating, well done guys.
Greatly appreciated and greetings from us :)
Crazy that after all these years parts and pieces are fully exposed just lying on the ground? Mind blown!😮
Yes i agree and tons of it. Thanks for watching.
Great job!!!
Thank you!!
Aviation Archeology is very interesting to me but I am too old to actually go trekking to find any wrecks. About 20 years ago I did some research and got the locations of several crash sites here in Georgia, USA. From WWII to the 60s.
That’s amazing😮
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great video
Thanks!
How on earth did you find that? LOL. Amazing. As you know the 109 is my favourite airplane. In particular , I love the Me109G-2 although going by the engine parts, I'd say yours was an E type. Maybe E7. Hard to tell of course. Great job EE. Amazing brilliant job guys. Wow.
Just my thoughts and in a way we had resigned but EE is EE and found the first piece that led us to the rest. Loved it and thanks Paul for being here :)
I have a rc Volontex 400mm mini version of number 14 on my desk.😎 It flies great.
Cool and thanks for watching :)
Great job guys