Features: Authentic Bf 110 E-2 /Trop Pitot tube mounted beneath wing Rudder delicately represented True-to-scale tailwheel Landing wheels realistically represented Great details on nose with optional camera for modeling Bf100E-2 Tropical Subtle antenna molded on underside of nose Movable propeller blades w/accurate curved cross-section and true-tp-scale thickness Detailed inspection covers with rivets Three different depths of panel lines exhibit astonishing level of minute detail Bomb rack included Wings represent laminar-flow airfoil shape Newly tooled air intake filter w/correct shape Enlarged engine oil cooler Landing-gear compartment with interior detail - struts delicately rendered Slide-molded engine cowing cover has maximum detail Well-defined control surfaces mimic those on real aircraft Fuselage possesses metal-skinned detail Pilot's seatbelt upgraded by photo-etched parts Antenna devices located on underside of fuselage - loop antenna, antenna array and antenna mast Included finely detailed boarding ladder Landing gear can be posed lowered/stowed Optional drop tank included Engine composed of multiple crisply molded parts to maximize detail Engine cowling cover can be assembled open/closed Cockpit canopy with realistic ribbed detail thanks to slide molds Cockpit Canopy antenna finely detailed Cockpit canopy can be posited open/closed Transparent cockpit canopy made from separate parts Option of displaying canopy side windows open/closed Intricate detail on underside of wings Detailed under-wing air intakes and vents Gunner's MG 15 with windproof cover for rear defense Two drum-fed MG FF cannons inside the fuselage Newly tooled photo-etched rear gunner seat Intricate MG ammo included double drums for MG 15 round drum for MG FF Instrument panel authentically detailed The twin-engine Messerschmitt Bf 110 heavy fighter served the Luftwaffe throughout WWII, despite pilots bemoaning its lack of agility in the air. Particularly at the start of the war, it contributed greatly to the advance of ground forces, and later on it found a niche as a successful night fighter. The Bf 110E was a long-distance fighter-bomber that carried four 50kg ETC-50 racks under the wings as well as a centerline bomb rack. It had improved armor and a fuselage upgrade to carry the extra weight. Some 856 examples of the Bf 110E were built from August 1940 to January 1942. The E-2 was powered by DB 601P engines as they became available in sufficient quantity. Bf 110E-2/Trop is the first time for Cyber Hobby to release a Bf110 model aircraft in 1/32 scale Wing Tech series. As its name suggests, this type was optimized for operations in the hot North African and Mediterranean areas. This new model is a stunner! It features all-new parts for elements such as the revised engine nacelles with deep oil cooler housings and tropical air filters. There’s a generous variety of decal marking options too. Combining these new parts with tried-and-tested components existing, modelers are assured of the highest level of detail in their 1/32 scale Bf 110E-2/Trop!
