This 1968 Messerschmitt ME 109 (registration G-AWHC) represents an exceptionally rare piece of aviation history as the world's only surviving original factory-built two-seat variant, constructed under license by Hispano Aviation. With only 62 total hours on both airframe and its Rolls Royce Merlin 500-45 engine (62.2 hours SMOH by Vintage V-12s), this HA-1112-M4L Buchon maintains its authentic Luftwaffe Day Fighter scheme in the iconic "RED 11" livery from the Battle of Britain movie. The aircraft features full dual controls, making it ideal for flight training or passenger experiences, powered by a 1,700 hp Merlin engine driving a four-blade Dowty Rotol propeller (62.2 hrs SMOH by Skycraft UK) that delivers impressive performance from its 4,500 lb airframe.

Currently in annual inspection status, this meticulously maintained warbird stands out as one of only two license-built two-seat ME-109s ever produced, now the sole survivor after its counterpart was destroyed. The avionics suite includes a Trig TY91 8.33 transceiver and TT22 Mode S transponder. Its 2018 exterior paintwork preserves the aircraft's cinematic heritage while maintaining historical accuracy. As the only example of its kind in existence, this ME 109 represents a unique opportunity for collectors and operators seeking an airworthy piece of WWII-era aviation history with dual-control capability.