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Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6 Cockpit Review by Brett Green (Cutting Edge 1/32)
Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6 by Brett Green (Hasegawa 1/32)
From what I can see though Emils were quite different to Gustavs so what version do you have?
Im looking for photos that show the Bf109 seatbelts in position. and how they are fixed to the airframe. Cheers for now.
Tony..Oh my fingers are stuck now.....
Are these any help?
Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6 Cockpit Review by Brett Green (Cutting Edge 1/32)
Messerschmitt Bf 109G-6 by Brett Green (Hasegawa 1/32)
From what I can see though Emils were quite different to Gustavs so what version do you have?
“Dirty British coaster with a salt-caked smoke stack, Butting through the Channel in the mad March days"
Looking for Emils at the moment,but those links will help with the other Bf109s I have. Many thanks Richard.
Tony..Oh my fingers are stuck now.....
On the early ones (A to E) the shoulder harness actually passed through a slot in the back of the seat seat. Like this.
This model looks good to me.
Later ones attached as in the link Richard posted.
Most of them were a sort of light tan colour though some late war ones (Bf109Ks,Fw190Ds,Me262s etc) were sometimes a green colour.
Photos are hard to come by as they invariably only show part of the assembly. I've got some drawings from the E and F "Ersatzteil Liste" or parts list but there is no drawing that I've found in the one for the G. I haven't ploughed through all 350 odd pages,they had a lot of bits these machines! They aren't great but I can scan them if you like.
Cheers
Steve
“Die Sonne scheint noch”—”The sun still shines.” Last words of Sophie Scholl....If you don't know her,look her up.
Much appreciated Steve. The first pic is perfect,just what I was looking for.
Tony..Oh my fingers are stuck now.....
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