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Description
Professor Anton Veeblefitzer, that esoteric
aircraft designer, impressed with the performance
of the Japanese Ki-43a Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon)
fighter, and the classic Messerschmitt Bf-109E, decided
to meld-together the two designs into a unique singularity
that would provide the best qualities, of both aircraft, into a
machine that could out-perform both original designs.
Profile 1: A profile of the original Nakajima Ki-43a.
Profile 2: A profile of the original Bf-109E
Profile 3: The prototype of the first hybrid Ki-43 and Bf-109.
Profile 4: The Japanese version of the Bf-Ve-Na 109-43 Falcon
Profile 5: The definitive version of this hybrid, used during the
Battle Of Britain, in this particular Alternative version of world history.
The new craft was faster, and more maneuverable, than the Bf-109E
in "our" universe, and had a longer range and could escort Luftwaffe
bombers to their targets and base-returns.
Armament was two 7.9mm machine guns positioned ahead of the cockpit,
with two 20mm cannon, with 120rpg, (In "our" universe the 109E was armed
with only 60rpg for their cannon) one in each wing.
This machine was superior to the British Spitfire and Hurricane, and was instrumental
in helping to defeat the British RAF, in 1940, and leaving England open to the German
invasion of October 1940.

Disclaimer: I do not own the first two images, and I give full credit to the artists who
posted these profiles.

Description
Professor Anton Veeblefitzer, that esoteric
aircraft designer, impressed with the performance
of the Japanese Ki-43a Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon)
fighter, and the classic Messerschmitt Bf-109E, decided
to meld-together the two designs into a unique singularity
that would provide the best qualities, of both aircraft, into a
machine that could out-perform both original designs.
Profile 1: A profile of the original Nakajima Ki-43a.
Profile 2: A profile of the original Bf-109E
Profile 3: The prototype of the first hybrid Ki-43 and Bf-109.
Profile 4: The Japanese version of the Bf-Ve-Na 109-43 Falcon
Profile 5: The definitive version of this hybrid, used during the
Battle Of Britain, in this particular Alternative version of world history.
The new craft was faster, and more maneuverable, than the Bf-109E
in "our" universe, and had a longer range and could escort Luftwaffe
bombers to their targets and base-returns.
Armament was two 7.9mm machine guns positioned ahead of the cockpit,
with two 20mm cannon, with 120rpg, (In "our" universe the 109E was armed
with only 60rpg for their cannon) one in each wing.
This machine was superior to the British Spitfire and Hurricane, and was instrumental
in helping to defeat the British RAF, in 1940, and leaving England open to the German
invasion of October 1940.

Disclaimer: I do not own the first two images, and I give full credit to the artists who
posted these profiles.