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Tamiya 61128 1/48 Messerschmitt Bf109 G-6 Late Fighter


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1/48 Messerschmitt Bf109 G-6 Late Fighter
This 1/48 scale assembly kit faithfully recreates the Bf109 G-6 Late Model.
Recreate one of WWII's most iconic fighters with the 1/48 Messerschmitt Bf109 G-6 Late Model kit. Building on Tamiya's earlier Bf109 G-6 early production model, this kit features new parts to capture the late model's distinctive details, including the Erla Haube canopy, unique engine cowlings, and 21 cm rocket launchers under the wings. The Bf109 was the most produced fighter in history, with the G-6 variant alone numbering 13,000. Introduced in 1943, the G-6 featured the ''Beule'' engine bulge, revised machine gun panels, and improved canopy visibility. Used on both the Western and Eastern fronts, it was a formidable opponent against Allied bombers and Soviet aircraft, making it a true legend of the skies.

Special Features:
- This is a 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit.
- Dimensions: 188 mm (L) x 207 mm (Wingspan).
- Accurate fuselage shape based on extensive research of the Bf109 G-6.
- Newly molded late-model engine cowlings with ''Beule'' bulge, right-side air scoop, and machine gun groove panels; can be assembled open or closed.
- Erla Haube canopy recreated in clear plastic; open or closed assembly possible.
- Additional new parts include:
- Rearview mirror with canopy bulge cover.
- Main landing gear bay doors with removable cloth covers.
- 21 cm rocket launchers with wing-mounted pillars.
- Decals for 4 marking options, including Hermann Graf, plus painting guide.
- Model can be built as early model, late model, or a mix of early and late features.

Required: Cement, Paint and Finishing Supplies
General Info
Scale 1/48
Type Scale Model Kit
Subtype Military Aircraft
Minimum Age 14 Years
  • Stock: Out Of Stock
  • SKU: TM 61128
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