Bf 109G-6, Slovak Insurgent Air Force

Neuling
Top build of an interesting aircraft. I like your work on the engine.

Ludvík Kružík
Thank you for the compliment! I used an additional rezin set from EDUARD for the engine. The set is perfectly processed and contains a large number of finely processed parts. It's such a small kit. Its assembly is pleasant, everything fits exactly in place.

Alec K
Very nicely done 👍

Stefan Schacht
well done 👍

Trez Mackenzie
Great kit! I'm wondering how you did such a good job on the antenna wire? How was that amazing engine to put together? The wiring looks complicated and I cannot help but wonder that it must be very difficult to build

Ludvík Kružík
Trez, thank you for your praise and interest in my model.

The antenna on this model is made of fishing line (diameter 0,14 mm), glued with CA glue. After gluing, I painted the antenna "wires" with dark steel shade paint. The insulators are marked with a drop of thick white paint. If necessary, after the paint dries, the insulator can be enlarged by adding another drop of thick white paint.

The engine is a separate kit and can be found on Eduard's website under catalog number 648250 and the title Bf 109G-6 1/48 engine and fuselage weapons. The kit also includes a clear instruction sheet. The instructions will safely guide you through the entire engine build step by step. The instructions also include paint shade recommendations for each engine part and instructions for building the engine into the fuselage.

If you already have some experience working with resin accessories and follow the instructions when building the engine, the build is not too complicated. Complete instructions for building the engine are available on Eduard's website: eduard.com/out/media/648250.pdf.