Bf 109 played a crucial part in all operations during WWII. The prototype first flew on 1935. The single-seat fighter had a 1,435 hp engine which gave it a top speed of 684 km/h at 7,400 m. Production totalled some 35.000 units.
Finishing Options:
A - Bf 109 G-10, II. Gruppe/JG 7, end 1944, Northern Germany:
- RLM 74 Graugrun Matt - Humbrol 245
- Silver Metallic - Humbrol 11
- Slate Grey Matt - Humbrol 31
- Steel Grey Matt - Humbrol 87
- White Matt - Humbrol 34
- Service Brown Gloss - Humbrol 10
- Cockpit Green Matt - Humbrol 78
- Duck Egg Blue Matt - Humbrol 23
- Insignia Red Matt - Humbrol 153
- Tank Grey Matt - Humbrol 67
B - Bf 109 G-10, IV. Gruppe/JG 27, early 1945, Berlin:
- Light Buff Gloss - Humbrol 7
- RLM 74 Graugrun Matt - Humbrol 245
- Silver Metallic - Humbrol 11
- Slate Grey Matt - Humbrol 31
- Steel Grey Matt - Humbrol 87
- White Matt - Humbrol 34
- Service Brown Gloss - Humbrol 10
- Cockpit Green Matt - Humbrol 78
- Duck Egg Blue Matt - Humbrol 23
- Insignia Red Matt - Humbrol 153
- Tank Grey Matt - Humbrol 67
