1/32 Me 109E (CYBER RLM66) recommended for Cyber Hobby

The Messerschmitt Bf 109E, also known as the "Emil", was one of the Luftwaffe's most important fighter aircraft in the first half of World War II. This type took part in large numbers in the battles in Poland, France and the Battle of Britain and became a symbol of German air superiority in the early stages of the conflict. The E-3, E-4 and E-7 variants represented a gradual evolution of the basic design - the E-3 was the standard version with gun armament, the E-4 brought improvedengines and armament, while the E-7 was intended primarily for the role of a fighter-bomber with the ability to carry an overhead bomb load. For modellers, the Bf 109E is interesting not only for its historical significance, but also for the variety of paint schemes and operating conditions in which it served.

The photo-etched instrument panel from Yahu Models is an accessory designed to enhance the cockpit detail of 1:32 scale kits from Cyber Hobby and Dragon. It is a color printed part with JustStick technology, which means it has a self-adhesive layer on the back and just remove it from the carrier and stick it to the appropriate place in the model - no need to use glue or hand paint individual instruments, dials and labels. The board is designed to exactly match the shape and layout of the instruments in the cockpit of the original aircraft, while also being compatible with the plastic parts of the aforementioned kits.

The use of photo-etched parts greatly speeds up and simplifies construction, especially in the case of the cockpit where a large number of small details are concentrated. The colour scheme ensures a realistic look without the need to work with fine brushes or masks, which will be appreciated by beginner modellers who as well as experienced builders looking to save time while maintaining high quality. The board is designed for the Bf-109E-3, Bf-109E-4b and Bf-109E-7 variants, corresponding to the versions represented in the Cyber Hobby and Dragon kits.