Off-road shelf display: Tamiya 60790 - 1/72 Messerschmitt BF109 G-6 Fighter Model Kit  [60790]

Tamiya 60790 - 1/72 Messerschmitt BF109 G-6
Price:
AUD$22.17
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
60790
GTIN:
4950344607907
Condition:
Brand New
Available in warehouse
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Getting to know the Messerschmitt Bf109 G-6

The Bf109 G-6 was a central workhorse of WWII Luftwaffe fighter forces. As a frequently produced variant, it offers rich detail for scale reconstruction. The Tamiya 60790 - 1/72 Messerschmitt BF109 G-6 Fighter Model Kit provides well engineered parts for an accurate small scale model that sits proudly on display.

Design highlights and wartime fitments

This variant typically used the DB605 engine and carried twin MG131 13mm guns, giving rise to the characteristic cowling bulges. Some aircraft also had 20mm cannon pods under the wings for extra firepower. Model parts in the kit reflect these historical configurations for authentic builds.

Build complexity and display suggestions

Assembly is engaging and best for modellers who have tackled a few kits. Attention to small details during construction and painting will pay off in a clean finished model that showcases historical lines and combat hardware.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Material: High-quality plastic
  • Assembly: Glue required
  • Paint: Not included
Cockpit detail is compact but well represented for 1/72 scale. External panel lines and cowling shapes are accurately moulded for a convincing small scale finish.
The kit is strong out of the box, though advanced builders may add fine aftermarket items like resin seats or photoetch for extra realism.
Both methods work. An airbrush gives smoother camouflage transitions, while brushes are fine for smaller jobs and touch ups.

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