Tamiya 300061063 – 1: 48 WWII Model Set Messerschmitt BF109E-4/7 Trop

Came together very well

Great model to build. Not too difficult but does have some small parts. Comes with a pilot figure. When sitting next to a P51 Mustang in same scale it looks smaller. But they were not large planes, so I think the scale size is correct. Painting it was a little more complicated than other model planes I have done. I think my only real problem was finding the right colors to use. Overall, a fun model to build. I'm thinking of getting another one and paint it in the tropical color scheme.

This is a very good kit. Enough parts to keep it interesting and several options. Good instructions as always. Probably took me 8-10 hours over many days to complete.

The ME109 was Germany’s mainstay fighter for most of WWII. This inexpensive model meets Tamiya exacting standards where all the parts fit perfectly. I used an artist fine tip brush to paint the canopy and acrylic paint pens for some details. There are decals to represent different squadrons.

Not for a beginner, which I am not. Very detailed kit with many options for configuration (in-flight, landed, canopy, engine compartment can be open or closed) detailed engine compartment, armaments' and cockpit. Historically accurate painting guides and decals. Tamiya is one of the most professional kit providers geared toward serious model builders.

Very easy to build, goes together very well as most Tamiya kits do. Very enjoyable build. Several paint/decal schemes to choose from. Would highly recommend for someone getting into model building.

Not a bad kit, recessed panel lines, tiny fit issues around the wings and stabilizers, the decals werent very good, but that was fine simce i used montex precut masks for the swiss version.

If you love old aircraft, this is a quality set. My son enjoyed assembling and painting it and now displays it in his room hanging from the ceiling. It looks like the original and it made well.

Qualité Tamiya, rien à redire

I'm new model aircraft building and as much as I'd love more detail / photo etch and the like, I'm not there yet. Perhaps my skills will eventually allow me to work with other kit manufacturers, just not now. I've (attempted) to build one Hasegawa kit, an F16, which was an absolute fit disaster. I've built an Airfix kit (1/48 Sea Fury - which was a fairly good kit) but my second Airfix Kit, the Hawker Hurricane, has been a challenge. Not the case with any of the Tamiya kits I've put together. I don't have aspirations to enter my builds in any competition so a very straight forward kit such as this is all I need. I can put them together fairly quick like and get to painting straight away. You just can't beat Tamiya fit.

Tamiya är Tamiya…

Another Tamiya triumph, the plastic parts were clean and detailed for the scale of the aircraft. Only bare minimum tidying up to do, and a sharp craft knife blade run over any mould seams soon dealt with them. The parts are thankfully not attached with large attachment points to the sprue so are quite easy for removing to avoid damaging the plastic. No fit or join issues with this one and the end result, after some airbrushing, camoflauge application and the decals applied, turns it into a very nice looking WW2 fighter aircraft. Hopefully the photos will do it some justice.

Entspricht sich ganz meinen Erwartungen