Hasegawa 1/32nd Messerschmitt Bf109G-2r6
The Bf109G-6 "Hartmann Edition" formed the basis for this model. Modifications included an MDC G-2/4 cockpit set, True Details wheels, decals cobbled together from Eagle Strike and Eagle Editions. Tape belts with p/e buckles from the MDC set.
Paints used to depict this "built for the Mediterranean and sent to the Russian Front" Kanoneboote were Floquil RLM 78 Hellblau, RLM 80 Sandgelb, RLM 71 Dunkelgrun, RLM 75 Grauviolet for the insignia, and Reefer White for the winter camoflage.
Paint scheme based on a profile created by Kiejtl Aakra, to represent machine flown by Hpt. Heinrich Ehrler, Staffelkapitaen of 5./JG-5, while based at Petsamo, Finland in the Spring of 1943.
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Jack Mugan said on December 30, 2012
Erik... Unusual and beautiful scheme makes a cool looking 109. It never ceases to amaze me how many different schemes were applied to aircraft. Just when you think there can't be a new one...
Billy Smith said on December 30, 2012
I've been wanting to build one of these for a while but I'm scared i'll mess up on the camouflage, same with any other german plane haha
Craig Abrahamson said on December 31, 2012
Never seen a camo scheme quite like that one...nice work!
Tom Cleaver said on December 31, 2012
Such consistency. My right index finger is getting sore clicking through to the last star.
Bryan W. Bernart said on December 31, 2012
that's right.
Nikola Pentić said on December 31, 2012
I don't like Messerschmitts that much, but these are truly excellent models.
Bravo.
John Healy said on December 31, 2012
Great scheme on this and all of your 109s!
Seth Marshall said on January 1, 2013
I love the camo scheme! Great looking 109!