MAQUETTE À MONTER - Wilde Sau Episode One: Ring of Fire (Bf 109G-5/R6, G-6, G-6/R6) Dual Combo Eduard | N° 11140 | 1:48 **LIKE NEW INSIDE UNOPENED**
Prix régulier 50,00 € TTC 6%
Characteristics
| Condition | Like New Inside Unopened - Intérieur non ouvert |
| Scale | 1/48 |
| Manufacturer | eduard |
| Size of the box | 38 x 23 x 7 cm |
| EAN | 8591437550708 |
Description
Wilde Sau Bf 109 Gustav - brief outline and technical aspects. During 1943, RAF bomber command had mounted several so called 1,000 bomber raids and by the spring of 1943 were highly refined and ready for the Ruhr, launching in massive night time offensives against the Reich. German night fighters Hajo Herrmann had come up with the somewhat radical idea for night fighting in non-radar equipped single engine fighters. Decorated bomber pilot Oberst Hajo Herrmann had come up with this somewhat radical idea in 1943 as a means of making up for a general shortage of night fighters. He had suggested that former bomber and Luftwaffe transport pilots, then in abundance, could easily dazzle the searchlight panel due to their night vision due to the ability to combat damage. The Wilde Sau pilots, suddenly found themselves up against the luminous backdrop burst against the luminous backdrop provided by the Ring of exhaust flame shrouds. So-called Blendschutzrohre were mounted over both sets of ejector flames to the east of the east to the sharply-curving gun. The bursts, smoke and cloud could easily dazzle a pilot's searchlight panel due to their night vision. Other Gruppens were formed to share the aircraft and eventually six different units within JG 301 and JG 302 were collectively brought together as 30. Jagddivision. The other Gruppen so-called A cluster of Piggy-back Gruppen were forced to share the aircraft among themselves.
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