I used Hasegawa’s excellent Bf109G-6 kit, with a few minor modifications. I added a fuel line in the cockpit made from fine solder, including an “observation port” made from stretched, clear sprue. The seat harness was made from lead foil, and Waldron buckles were attached. I also added some “hydraulic” lines on the main gear for the brakes, made from fine gauge wire. These were secured with a few brackets cut from the same sheet of lead foil. After I was finished with the sanding and filling of the fuselage seams, I rescribed the line along the dorsal and ventral fuselage. The corrected propeller spinner was the Eagle Editions resin replacement. I also added a length of fine solder on the ventral fuselage to replicate the small antennae, and 6-0 nylon suture was used for the radio antennae wire. Finally, the gun barrels and exhausts were drilled out.
