Together with its British counterpart, the Spitfire, this was the best known aircraft of World War II. The BF version was distributed to German units around the spring of 1942. It is considered to be the best version of this small fighter plane, despite considerable structural & engine problems in the beginning. With this aircraft quite a number of German aces won their battles in the air. Various types of Bf-1 09 F were built such as ground attack fighters, anti-ship versions & reconnaissance planes. Technical Data: Length: 9.02 m; Wingspan: 9.92 m;

Height: 3.20 m; Max speed: 523 km/h; Range: 705 km; Armament: 1 20 mm gun, 2 13 mm machine guns up to 500kg bombs. Scale 1:72

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The BF-109 G represents the logical evolution of the earlier F version (italeri No. 053) of the well-known German fighter plane, which dominated the skies during the early stages of World War II. The aircraft was equipped with a more powerful engine in order to increase speed & flying altitude. Some planes were also equipped with increased fire power to combat big Allied bombers. By the end of 1943 the BF-109 G was the backbone of the Luftwaffe & saw action on all theaters, where it was successful in matching Allied air power until the very end of the conflict. Technical

Details: Length: 9, 02 m
- Wing span: 9, 92 m
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Height: 3, 20 m
- Max. speed: 560 km/h
- Range: 750 km
- Armament: 1/3 X20 mm guns, 2 X 1 3 mm machine guns, 1 X 500kg bomb. Scale 1:72








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The Luftwaffe's Messerschmitt Bf 109 single-seat fighter was the main combat adversary of the RAF's Hurricanes & Spitfires in the Battle of Britain. This sister volume to the acclaimed Spitfire Manual covers the history of the Bf 109, restoration to flight, the views of owners, pilots & engineers, & operating & servicing insights. Data boxes cover Bf 109 facts & figures, plus interviews with Luftwaffe pilots & modern-day owner-pilots. Illustrated with a mix of specially commissioned colour & archive photographs, the Bf 109 Manual also

Includes:: illustrations from Luftwaffe official wartime servicing manuals, & coverage of restoration projects in the UK & overseas. Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 160 pages, 150 colour & 100 b&w illustrations

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Messerschmitt Bf 109E (A12002A) More Messerschmitt 109s were produced than any other aircraft type in WWII. The E version was the first mass-produced variant, being used extensively by the Luftwaffe in the first three years of the war. These two options in this detailed kit are from units during the Battle of Britain period, when over 500 of these highly respected aircraft were pitched up against the Hurricanes & Spitfires of the RAF. As with all these fantastic 1:24 scale kits, this comes with a fully detailed engine, cockpit & other brilliant details. Scale: 1:24 ...

Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6 (A02029) Over 12, 000 of the " Gustav" G-6 were built from 1943 to 1944 & were armed with two formidable 13mm machine guns, enabling the top Luftwaffe aces to record in some cases hundreds of "kills". Scale: 1:72 ...

Messerschmitt Bf 110E (A03081) With its extended fuselage holding a life-raft at the tail, tropical filter to help prevent dust entering the engine, larger wheels for rougher airstrips, & bomb racks added to the underside, the ‘E’ version in this kit served throughout the Mediterranean & North Africa from 1941. Scale: 1:72 ...

Messerschmitt ME-109 4CH Brushless RC Plane 2.4 Ghz This radio controlled, 4 CH, 2.4 Ghz, Messerschmitt ME-109 brushless plane has a tough, but lightweight airframe. The outer shell is superbly finished, carefully emulating the detail of the original pane. This fighter model is incredibly stable & will fly at low speed altitude, making it simple, safe & fun; even for the beginner. The Messerschmits design enables this model to become a brilliant 3D aerobatic performer for the experienced pilot. Inside & outside loops, axial rolls, inverted flight, knife edge, stall turns, hammerheads & spins are all possible. It can roll quickly & is super stable even when flying upside down. The wing & body are specially designed to allow high G manoeuvres, however the wing loading is still very low. The Me-109 contains a powerful brushless motor & a 2.4 Ghz radio transmitter making it a perfect choice for the enthuiast. The balanced charger makes charging safer & is ultimately better for the battery. This plane has been meticulously created & faithfully reproduced in a manner that does its aeronautical warbird reputation justice. The model can be used within minutes of opening the box as its 90% assembled at the factory. The Me-109 was the best known & most produced German fighter of World War II, the backbone of the German fighter command & ruled the skies over Europe from 1939 to 1941. The Me-109s earned the respect of Germanys enemies in every theater of conflict & were greatly feared by Allied bomber crews during the later half of the war. This ME-109 has been a favorite of R/C enthusiasts for years & is now available as an easy-going ready-to-fly replica that is small & quiet enough for flying sorties at your local park or sport field! This plane is Ready to Fly (RTF ), as everything except batteries for the transmitter is included in the box, with only a few minor stages of assembly remain such as attaching the wings & tailplane. These steps should take around 30 minutes to complete.
Features: Powerful brushless motor & Li-Po battery 4 CH Full RC
- Aileron, Elevator, Rudder, Throttle 2.4 Ghz Radio Equipment Rudder helps steer plane on ground Full aerobatic characteristics Excellent stability Ready to Fly in Just Minutes! Super tough Lightweight Shock Resistant Fuselage Strong Wings Pre-installed Electronics Suitable for beginners & experts Only required 8 AA batteries for the transmitter to start flying SPECIFICATIONS: Wing span: 900mm Length: 780mm Flying weight: 405g Drive: 2410 Brushless Motor 1200KV Speed Controller:20A Brushless ESCServo: 3x 10g Battery: 11.1V 1000mah 15C Li Po Battery Control: 4 CH 2.4 Ghz Radio Tx & Rx Range: 1000 feet REQUIRED TO USE:8 x AA Battreries

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Few aircraft in history have fired the imagination like the Messerschmitt Me 262. Born of the desperate circumstances of war, this masterpiece of technology & innovation forever changed the face of aviation when it first appeared in the skies over Europe in 1944. Considering the short operational life of the aircraft in an already lost cause, the popularity of the Me 262 has endured with surprising fervor. Still, despite the obvious interest, none of these planes have taken to the skies in well over 50 years. ...

The Messerschmitt Me 262 Schwalbe (" Swallow") was the world’s first operational jet-powered fighter aircraft. It was produced in World War II & saw action starting in 1944 as a multi-role fighter/bomber/reconnaissance/interceptor warplane for the Luftwaffe. Allied pilots referred to it as the " Blow Job". The Me 262 had a negligible impact on the course of the war due to its late introduction, with 509 claimed Allied kills although higher claims are sometimes made against the loss of about 100 Me 262s. ...