Without a doubt, the Messerschmitt Bf109 can be claimed as the most famous and successful German aircraft from the WW2. It was the world's most advanced fighter at the time of its debut in 1936, and remained as the standard fighter for the Luftwaffe throughout the conflict. The E-3 version used an improved Daimler-Benz DB601Aa engine capable of 1,100 h.p. output. This engine had provision for mounting a 20mm MG FF cannon on the crankcase and firing through the propeller hub. The Messerschmitt Bf109E was one of the best fighters of the early WW2 period, on a par with the British Spitfire. Paint colors needed: X-1 Black, X-10 Gun Metal, X-18 Semi Gloss Black, X-2 White, X-4 Blue, X-7 Red, XF-1 Flat Black, XF-15 Flat Flesh, XF-16 Flat Aluminum, XF-2 Flat White, XF-22 RLM Grey, XF-23 Light Blue, XF-4 Yellow Green, XF-49 Khaki, XF-57 Buff, XF-62 Olive Drab, XF-63 German Grey, and XF-7 Flat Red.  | This plastic model kit requires plastic cement and paint for assembly, and they are sold separately. |
| WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD! Small parts. Not intended for children under 3 years of age. | | Product image and description is provided by the manufacturer, and is as accurate as possible. Some details of the product may be subject to change without notice (graphics, decoration, wheel color, etc.). eHobbies is not responsible for these changes, as it does not alter the function or value of the product. |
| Model length 8.2 inches, wingspan 7.2 inches. |
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