Hobby Master 1/72 BF 110E-2 3U+AR 7./ZG 26 Italy 1941 (Special Weathered Version) Diecast Metal Aircraft

Experience the Grit of the Mediterranean Sky!

Own a piece of Luftwaffe history with this Hobby Master 1/72 Bf 110E-2 "3U+AR" of 7./ZG 26, as it appeared over Italy in 1941. This special weathered version captures the harsh realities of wartime service, showcasing realistic dirt, grime, and battle-worn details. 1  Imagine this twin-engine fighter-bomber battling over the Mediterranean theater. A must-have for serious collectors of WWII aircraft who appreciate historical accuracy and a touch of battle-scarred authenticity. Add this unique and weathered Bf 110 to your collection today!

1(Z)JG77 was called the "Flying Dachshunds" because of the units 3 mascots named Barnsee, Herdia and Lockheed, named after the unit's first victory, a Lockheed Hudson.

Painted on the aircraft nose was a Dachshund with a Rata (Polikarpov I-16) in its mouth.

While on the Eastern front Lt.

Felix-Maria Brandis was the unit CO and scored 14 victories. LN+LR was one of Brandis' aircraft but on February 2, 1942 while flying LN+AR he failed to return from a sortie.

In June 1942 LN+LR was lost to AAA fire.

Specifications - Role: Designed as a fighter bomber - Number Built: 865 - Crew: 2 - Dimensions - Wingspan: 53 ft 3 in (16.25 m) - Length: 39 ft 7 in (12.07 m) - Height: 13 ft 6 in (4.13 m) - Performance: - Powerplants: 2 x DB 601P 1,175 hp - Speed - Maximum: 350 mph (562 km/h - Cruise: 217 mph (350 km/h) - Landing: 93 mph (150 km/h) - Maximum Rate Of Climb: 2,150 ft/min (11 m/s) - Service Ceiling: 32,000 ft (9,753 m) - Range: 680 miles (1,095 km) - Weight: - Empty: 10,771 lb (4,885 kg) - Maximum: 15,269 lb (6,925 kg) - Armament: - 4 x MG17 - 2 x MG FF - 1 x MG15 - Bombs: - Maximum 2,204.6 lb (1,000 kg) of bombs under the fuselage And - 4 x SC 50 or SC 70 bombs under the wings

Key Specifications

• Scale: 1/72

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