Tamiya 1/48 Messerschmitt Bf-109 G-6 + Kubelwagen Type 82 – plastic model kit
The Tamiya model kit includes high-quality plastic parts designed for building a German fighter aircraft Messerschmitt Bf-109 G-6 in 1/48 scale and its accompanying military vehicle, the Kubelwagen Type 82. The set is suitable for hobbyists and collectors interested in military vehicle replicas from World War II.
Technical description of the Messerschmitt Bf-109 G-6 model
The Messerschmitt Bf-109 G-6 was one of the most widely produced German fighters of 1943-1944. Designed for air combat and ground attack missions, it was armed with two MG 131 13mm machine guns and one MK 108 30mm cannon, providing significant firepower. The model accurately reflects the distinctive construction details and weaponry of the G-6 version, making it a faithful replica of the original.
Contents and materials
Plastic sprues with parts for assembling the aircraft and Kubelwagen Type 82
Clear parts mimicking cockpit glazing
Decal sheet for applying markings and details
Detailed assembly manual with diagrams
The set does not include hobby paints or glue. Assembly requires modeling tools such as sprue cutters, a hobby knife, files or sandpaper, plastic cement, and painting tools (brush or airbrush).
Recommended paints for the Messerschmitt Bf-109 G-6
Tamiya XF-63 German Grey
Tamiya XF-65 Field Grey
Tamiya XF-1 Flat Black
Tamiya X-26 Clear Orange (for details like lights)
Tamiya XF-56 Metallic Grey (metallic parts)
These colors correspond to the historical camouflage schemes used on the Bf-109 G-6 fighter and Kubelwagen Type 82.
Application and compatibility
The model is intended for self-assembly and painting, allowing for individual customization of color schemes and details. The 1/48 scale makes it easy to expand your collection with other military and aviation models in the same scale. Plastic parts can be combined with other Tamiya sets or compatible modeling accessories, offering the potential for dioramas and comprehensive thematic displays.
Assembly instructions
Plastic parts should be carefully cut from the sprues, cleaned of excess sprue remnants, and fitted together before gluing according to the included assembly manual. Some parts may require pre-painting before assembly. After gluing, the model should be painted with hobby paints following the scheme provided in the instructions. Final application of decals will give the model realistic markings.
