In an attempt to improve on the Luftwaffe capabilities back in the 1930's, Professor Willy Messerschmitt developed the Bf-109. During WWII the Bf-109 Mersserschmitt was used as an escort for German bombers during the Battle of Britain. As the war progressed the G version was developed to improve performance. This version became the most extensively built of the Bf-109. To increase its capabilities a Daimler-Benz DB605A 1,475Hp 12 cylinder engine was used.

The Main armament of the Mersserschimitt Bf-109 G was a pair of 13mm machine guns mounted under the cowling ahead of the cockpit canopy. Of course, they were synchronized to fire through three bladed prop. It was also armed with a 20mm MG151 or 30mm Mk109 canon that was fired through the prop spinner. With the improved HP. and armament the Bf-109G became one of the most respected fighter aircraft of WWII.

• Fully engraved panel lines & details
• Highly detailed cockpit interior & landing gear
• Various under-wing weaponry included