Otherwise according to the 'Dragon Models USA' site the kit features the following array of impressively detailed parts and options;
- Newly tooled fuselage for Bf109E using slide-mold technology, fuselage features metal-skinned detail
- Newly tooled rudders can be modelled in different positions
- Two new 7.92mm Rheinmetall-Borsig MG17 machine guns in staggered mount included
- Moveable propeller blades with accurate curved cross-section and true-to-scale thickness
- Slide-molded engine cowling cover w/maximum detail can be assembled open/closed
- Intricate Daimler Benz engine represented by multiple parts, up to after-market standards
- Full cockpit interior details - pilot's seat, authentically detailed instrument panel and radio included
- Pilot's seatbelt upgraded by photo-etched parts
- Three different depths of panel line exhibit astonishing level of detail
- Centerline SG500 bomb and ETC500 bomb rack precisely reproduced under the fuselage, drop tank included
- Strengthened landing gear realistically portrayed
Decal options - 5 colour schemes - all based in France in 1940:
1. Oberst Adolf Galland, JG 26
2. Hauptmann Rolf Pingel, I./JG 26
3. HauptmannGünter Lützow, I./JG 3
4. Oberleutnant Gerhard Schöpfel, 9./JG 26
5. Major Helmut Wick, JG2
A full 'in-box' review is available via Rowan Bayliss at aeroscale.co.uk
