[tsr2]

Let's get things going......

Here are some photo's of Dragon's latest me109G-6 2./JG 27, "Black 1", Austria, 1944.

[Bluenosed Bastard]

Oooo! I like the looks of that one. Would go nice next to my Fritz Losigkeit! Thanks for the pics!

[stwhite]

wow...i think I'm a fan of this new bird. Looks good so far...

[djjeffhall]

The only ME-109G-6 I have so far is the Cyber Hobby Hartmann. For some reason it just looks weird to me. Then again, maybe it's just that I don't find the later model 109's as elegant as the E and F model.

I'm curious, is it just me and I should get over it or are these a little more awkward looking?

By the way, thanks for giving us an alternate option forum wise.

[JC Woodman]

I picked this one up last night and it's already one of my favorites! I have it displayed w/ canopy open etc. It just looks so dang cool!

[STARMAN 352ND]

I"m going to add that one to my son's collection.
JP

[RedBaron]

Originally Posted by STARMAN 352ND

I"m going to add that one to my son's collection.
JP

Sure it is.

[hworth18]

Very nice and even a Jg27 machine.. One of my Favs.....

[Gort]

I should probably know this, but what purpose did those blisters serve -- the ones hugging the top side of the fuselage, just ahead of the windscreen? To accommodate the engine? The cannon?

[tsr2]

Originally Posted by Gort

I should probably know this, but what purpose did those blisters serve -- the ones hugging the top side of the fuselage, just ahead of the windscreen? To accommodate the engine? The cannon?

I believe that the bulges in the cowling where for additional cooling for the DB605 engine and the inclusion of 13 mm MG 131 machine guns.