Bf109E-4 Trop

by Irvin Kohler

Bf109E-4 Trop

This Hasegawa kit is an excellent rendition of the famous Bf109E-4 Trop . I built this straight from the box with no difficulties.

The Emil (Bf109E-4 Trop) was painted with Gunze-Sangyo and Testers Model Master Acrylic. Painted and marked as the plane flown by Lt. Werner Schroer, 2/JG27, the summer of 1941 in North Africa.

Photos by Phil Novak

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