Bf 110G-2 'Pulk-Zerstörer'....

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Nice work old boy! BTW, Hess used the '110 to get to Britain, to try to broker a peace deal via the Duke of Hamilton. He flew it himself, and baled out near the Duke's place in the hills. The remains of the rear fuselage are now in the museum at Duxford (or is it the RAF Museum? Don't remember seeing it during my last 2 trips to DX). Got the full story (well, one of them anyway) if you want it.
 
I say old chap, apart from the underside of the wing looking like a jolly decent Ementall, it's looks spiffing don't you know!
Got a decent crusted Port to go with the cheese have we?
 
Nice work old boy. I see it's got the same gap on that lower panel as the G4 kit - suppose it wiill, as the moulds will be general. Good repair old chap, but don't forget the small joint in front of the belly gun pack.
 
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