bf109

In Italian Scheme, Brush painted with mixture of Humbrol + Ammo Mig and AK for RLM 76

With half fictional Romanian Marking, Brush painted with Ammo Mig and Humbrol. The Decal was from HobbyBoss

Brush painted with AK Interactive RLM 76. And I somehow found out how to make the prop detachable for transport.

Tamiya 1/48 G6 is good kit. I want to buy it again when I can go to Japan again.

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This is my first Eduard. I like the kit in general, but I dislike the idea to fix the prop unlike the Tamiya poly cap or Revell stick rod method. Detachable/rotatable prop is good for transportation purpose. I wish Tamiya make Bf 109G variant, but as you know Tamiya seems to be not interested...

This chart is showing Spitfire Mk.XIV was overwhelmed all of Bf109Gs. I think Spit can overwhelmed Bf109s for climbing rate and turn radious too. So Griffon Spit was better fighter than Bf109?

Hi, New member here. I am just curious about Luftwaffe Pilots preference/opinion of their autocannon. Did they prefer MG 151/20 more than MK 108? Thanks.

Hey. This might be a dumb question. Actually im a guy that can fly a plane. Only small ones like C172 or ASK23 / 21. Because im very bored and i want to do something nice, i actually want to reconstruckt a Fighter out of WW2 in real size. Something like a Bf109 (G2 or K4 or something like that)...

Dear all, An interview I recorded last month at the home of ex. RAF engineer Chris Starr, who was responsible for the DB605 engine of Black-6 Me109G (now at RAF Cosford, UK). Interviews - Calum Douglas Just click "register", then when logged in the videos will all appear. (NB Due to the...

Sharing with you my next project, I am remanufacturing the rear trim wheel gear chain of the Bf109G. Please enjoy the pictures that I will post as I progress.

Hello! I recently finished building model kits of Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb and Messerschmitt Bf 109-E both of which had roles in dogfights over Malta. I was wondering if anyone knows any more planes that had parts in this battle ( between June 1940 and November 1942). I tried to find more...

Just what it says in the title: what was the demonstrated flight performance of the various Bf109T sub-variants.

So can someone tell me why some g10s were made like the upper picture and some like the picture below?( Erich Hartmanns last 109 which was a g10 was like the picture below)

Someone posted on an internet site the Do Not Exceed speed of the Bf109 was almost always 750km/hr /466mph He also wrote the Bf109 was one of the slower-diving planes of WW2 With Bf109G-10 speed of 428mph or there about Bf109K-4 a tad faster, then some crazy stuff in anti-Mosquito units...

Username: Tigerdriver First name: Dave Category: Beginner Scale: 1/48 Manufacturer: Revell Model Type: BF109 F4 Aftermarket addons: OOB Mandatory Photos:

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Username: le_steph40 First name: Stéphane Category: intermediate Scale: 1/48 Manufacturer: Hasegawa Model Type: Curtiss Warhawk P-40K-1-CU (Kittyhawk Mk.III-RAF) Aftermarket addons: Sky Models decals and Eduard seatbelts Hello, I have almost finished my MS406 in GB#23 (in time ...)...