Kriegsmarine bf-109T ?

Bish

 

 

Tankluver

 

 

Bish

Looking at Scalemates, the MPM kit is the only one that builds as a T-1 in 48th. But thats quite an old kit and might be hard to get. Scratching the hook should not be to tricky.

 

 

 

 

Ive seen a couple on eBay for a decent price, may attempt to get one. somewhat off subject but the JU-87C, what was the main difference of this aircraft, was it the folding wings and tail hook or other things as well?

 

 

 

 

 

Tankluver

 

 

Bish

Looking at Scalemates, the MPM kit is the only one that builds as a T-1 in 48th. But thats quite an old kit and might be hard to get. Scratching the hook should not be to tricky.

 

 

 

 

Ive seen a couple on eBay for a decent price, may attempt to get one. somewhat off subject but the JU-87C, what was the main difference of this aircraft, was it the folding wings and tail hook or other things as well?

 

 

 

Those are the main changes. It also had a dingy as well as other equipment.

 

I have the 72nd MPM kit and it can be built as either a T-1 or T-2, i would imagine the 48th is the same.

 

I think it will be.

Tankluver

 

 

Bish

Looking at Scalemates, the MPM kit is the only one that builds as a T-1 in 48th. But thats quite an old kit and might be hard to get. Scratching the hook should not be to tricky.

 

 

 

 

Ive seen a couple on eBay for a decent price, may attempt to get one. somewhat off subject but the JU-87C, what was the main difference of this aircraft, was it the folding wings and tail hook or other things as well?

 

Tankluver

 

 

Bish

Looking at Scalemates, the MPM kit is the only one that builds as a T-1 in 48th. But thats quite an old kit and might be hard to get. Scratching the hook should not be to tricky.

 

 

 

 

Ive seen a couple on eBay for a decent price, may attempt to get one. somewhat off subject but the JU-87C, what was the main difference of this aircraft, was it the folding wings and tail hook or other things as well?

 

I have the 72nd MPM kit and it can be built as either a T-1 or T-2, i would imagine the 48th is the same.

jeaton01

It, does, as one of the injection molded parts.  It is external to the airframe, there is no pocket for it to fit in to be recessed.

Here is the parts map.   There are a lot of resin parts and three canopies, all of which are vacform and starting to yellow.  Other than that it doesn't look too bad.

 

 

 

Thank you, i just found one on eBay for $23 after shipping, going to pull the trigger and see how it comes out. May just be a fun build for my first Bf-109

It, does, as one of the injection molded parts.  It is external to the airframe, there is no pocket for it to fit in to be recessed.

Here is the parts map.   There are a lot of resin parts and three canopies, all of which are vacform and starting to yellow.  Other than that it doesn't look too bad.

Does the mpm kit come with an arrestor/ tail hook? 

Bish

Looking at Scalemates, the MPM kit is the only one that builds as a T-1 in 48th. But thats quite an old kit and might be hard to get. Scratching the hook should not be to tricky.

 

Ive seen a couple on eBay for a decent price, may attempt to get one. somewhat off subject but the JU-87C, what was the main difference of this aircraft, was it the folding wings and tail hook or other things as well?

Looking at Scalemates, the MPM kit is the only one that builds as a T-1 in 48th. But thats quite an old kit and might be hard to get. Scratching the hook should not be to tricky.

Bish

 

 

Tankluver

 

 

Cdn Colin

Another option:

https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories/Model_Aircraft/bf-109t-2-messerschmitt/ACD00012225/product.php?s=0&t=0&u=0&pg=1&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber&so=a&era=0,6&sc=48

 

 

 

 

yes i saw this kit but I’m more interested in the T-1 variant, unless the T-2 is that without an arrestor hook

 

 

 

 

The T-2's did not have the hook, though if Academy did a T-1 variant, the kit might include it.

 

im gonna shop around, hopefully i get the right one or i learn to scratch build a hook. 

Tankluver

 

 

Cdn Colin

Another option:

https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories/Model_Aircraft/bf-109t-2-messerschmitt/ACD00012225/product.php?s=0&t=0&u=0&pg=1&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber&so=a&era=0,6&sc=48

 

 

 

 

yes i saw this kit but I’m more interested in the T-1 variant, unless the T-2 is that without an arrestor hook

 

The T-2's did not have the hook, though if Academy did a T-1 variant, the kit might include it.

Tankluver

 

 

Bish

 

 

Tankluver

 

 

Bish

Any 109T-1 kit would do. The T-2 was modified for land use. And they were not intended for use by the Kriegsmarine. The aircraft on the Zeppelin would have been operated by the Luftwaffe.

 

 

 

 

i appreciate it, I think I’m gonna pull the trigger on cyber Monday on getting one. 

Would the T variant have folding wings by chance ? 

 

 

 

 

No, despite haveing longer wings, they did not need to be folding.

 

 

 

 

That’s interesting, longer wings would make you think it’d need to be folding

 

The carrier was built with the 109T in mind, so the lifts were big enough. Though of course folding wings would have meant more space inside. As far as i know, only the Ju 87C's had folding wings.

Bish

 

 

Tankluver

 

 

Bish

Any 109T-1 kit would do. The T-2 was modified for land use. And they were not intended for use by the Kriegsmarine. The aircraft on the Zeppelin would have been operated by the Luftwaffe.

 

 

 

 

i appreciate it, I think I’m gonna pull the trigger on cyber Monday on getting one. 

Would the T variant have folding wings by chance ? 

 

 

 

 

No, despite haveing longer wings, they did not need to be folding.

 

That’s interesting, longer wings would make you think it’d need to be folding

Cdn Colin

Another option:

https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories/Model_Aircraft/bf-109t-2-messerschmitt/ACD00012225/product.php?s=0&t=0&u=0&pg=1&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber&so=a&era=0,6&sc=48

 

yes i saw this kit but I’m more interested in the T-1 variant, unless the T-2 is that without an arrestor hook

Another option:

https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories/Model_Aircraft/bf-109t-2-messerschmitt/ACD00012225/product.php?s=0&t=0&u=0&pg=1&ppp=48&sb=stocknumber&so=a&era=0,6&sc=48

Tankluver

 

 

Bish

Any 109T-1 kit would do. The T-2 was modified for land use. And they were not intended for use by the Kriegsmarine. The aircraft on the Zeppelin would have been operated by the Luftwaffe.

 

 

 

 

i appreciate it, I think I’m gonna pull the trigger on cyber Monday on getting one. 

Would the T variant have folding wings by chance ? 

 

No, despite haveing longer wings, they did not need to be folding.

Bish

Any 109T-1 kit would do. The T-2 was modified for land use. And they were not intended for use by the Kriegsmarine. The aircraft on the Zeppelin would have been operated by the Luftwaffe.

 

i appreciate it, I think I’m gonna pull the trigger on cyber Monday on getting one. 

Would the T variant have folding wings by chance ? 

Any 109T-1 kit would do. The T-2 was modified for land use. And they were not intended for use by the Kriegsmarine. The aircraft on the Zeppelin would have been operated by the Luftwaffe.

docidle

Hasegawa made a 1/48 T-2 version. I’ve seen a couple on evilBay in the $20 to $40 range.

Steve

https://www.scalemates.com/kits/hasegawa-09861-messerschmitt-bf109t-2-jg77--101211

 

Ive seen the T-1 variant recently on eBay just wasn’t sure if it was the right version. Should i assume that I’ll need to scratchbuild a hook to catch the resisting cable? I think that’s what it’s called ?

Hasegawa made a 1/48 T-2 version. I’ve seen a couple on evilBay in the $20 to $40 range.

Steve

https://www.scalemates.com/kits/hasegawa-09861-messerschmitt-bf109t-2-jg77--101211

MPM did the Bf109 T1/T2 in 1/48, kit 48023.

I would absolutely love a T in 1/48. The one you would be looking for would be the T-1 variant, otherwise known as the T variant. The T-2 variant was created after the carrier program was canceled.