1/72 Painted finished product made of plastic
The Bf109G-6 is equipped with a DB605DC engine, has a maximum speed of 680km/h, and can be loaded with a 30mm cannon.
The marking shows the 6th Squadron of the 52nd Fighter Wing of the Luftwaffe defending the Ploiesti oil field in Romania and shooting down a US bomber.
Model size: 1/72, fuselage length: 12.6cm, main wingspan: 13.7cm, height: 5.5cm
It will be shipped from within Japan. If there is a defect such as damage or missing items, we will replace or refund the item.
The Bf 109 (Bf 109) was the main fighter of the Nazi Luftwaffe in World War II. It is said to have been developed for the world's first hit-and-run strategy, and has distinctive designs such as a thin main wing that is small compared to the weight of the aircraft, a motor cannon, and an engine mount on the main landing gear. Development began in 1934 at Bavarian Aircraft Manufacturing (Die Bayerische Flugzeugwerke, BFW), and production began the following year in 1935. The chief designer was engineer Robert Lusser, who previously designed the Bf 108. Later Bavarian Aircraft Manufacturing became Messerschmitt. After that, Messerschmitt airplanes began to be labeled as Mexxx. The Bf 109 G (Gustav) is an aircraft equipped with a Daimler-Benz DB 605 engine. Many derivatives were developed, and it became the main machine in the later years. Overall length: 9.02m Overall width: 9.92m Wing area: 14.5m² Total weight: 3,150kg Engine: Daimler-Benz DB 605 1,800hp x 1 Maximum speed: 621km/h Upper limit: 11,800m Armament MG 151 20mm cannon x 3, MG 131 13mm machine gun x 2
