The Messerschmitt Bf 109, commonly called the Me 109 (most often by Allied aircrew and even amongst the German aces themselves) is a German World War II fighter aircraft designed by Willy Messerschmitt and Robert Lusser during the early to mid-1930s. From early 1944 a number of G-2s were converted to two seat trainers. Kit has engraved panel lines, detailed cockpit with photoetch (seatbelts, instrument panel, consoles and other interior accents), forward fuselage interior, detailed wheel wells and optional undercarriage, single piece propeller with separate spinner, separate trailing edge flaps, optional segmented canopy, cowling machine guns, (x2) underwing cannon pods, optional drop tanks and bombs, mask, photoetch (canopy, flap accents and other exterior). Decals and color painting guide for (5) aircraft: 2/Trop, 2./JG 77, Matmata, Tunisia, Early 1943; 2/R-6/Trop, W. Nr. 13916, Fw. Hans Dobrich, 6./JG 5, Alakurtti, Finland, February 1943; 2/R6, Lt. Walter Krupinski, 6./JG 52, Maykop, Soviet Union, October 1942; 2/R6 W.Nr. 13949, Mjr. Hans Hahn, II./JG 54, Rjelbitzy, Soviet Union, January 1943 and 2/R6, W.Nr. 13633, Hptm. Wolf-Dieter Huy, 7./JG 77, Tanyet Harun, Egypt, October 1942 - includes stencil data and optional instrument panel.
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