Messerschmitt Models and Kits
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How to Build Model Airplanes
An Interactive Guide to Plastic
Modeling. This CD-ROM is an interactive guide to plastic model building that teaches
everything from the basics to techniques used by professionals. Includes a section on
answers to commonly asked questions, and runs on either Windows or Macintosh computers.
Does more than a book alone can. $24.95 |
 Me 109E 1/32 Model
Made of Philippine mahogany, this 1/32
scale model measures 11" in length and has a wingspan of 12". Hand painted and
detailed, model comes ready to display on the included mahogany base. $119.0 |
 Messerschmitt Me 109E 1/48 Kit
First flown in the Spanish Civil War,
the 109 went on to be the German Luftwaffe's main fighter. This plastic kit of an earlier
"E" type includes retractable landing gear, silkscreen decals and a unique
embroidered sew-on patch commemorating the Monogram Classic Me 109E. Assembly required,
8" wingspan when complete. $10.95 |
Messerschmitt Me 109 Pewter
Model |
 Me 163B-1 Komet 1/24 Model
Made of Philippine mahogany, this 1/24
scale model measures 9¾" in length with a wingspan of 15¼". Hand painted and
detailed, model comes ready to display on the included mahogany base. $119.00 |
 Me 262 1/72 Kit
Detailed plastic kit features cockpit
with instrument panel, two engine pods, two pylon and two reserve tanks, two WGR 12
launchers, detailed landing gear and more. Includes decals for JG.7 and JG.2. Measures
5¾" in length with a wingspan of 6¾" when completed; assembly required.
$8.95 |
 Me
262A Swallow 1/32 Model
Made of Philippine mahogany, this 1/32
scale model measures 13" in length and has a wingspan of 15 ½". Hand painted
and detailed, model comes ready to display on the included mahogany base. $119.00 |
 Willy Messerschmitt
Pioneer of Aviation Design Ebert,
Kaiser & Peters. Willy Messerschmitt was one of the most significant of Germany's
aeronautical design engineers. This book examines his life as a designer, aircraft
builder, and businessman. It begins with gliders, covers sport planes, passenger liners,
military aircraft, and continues on with the activities of Messerschmitt after WWII
including developments in Spain and Egypt. 416 pgs, 670+ photos and illustrations,
8½"x 11", hdbd. $49.95 |
 Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet
Volume I
Mano Ziegler. This is the story of the
first and only rocket-powered fighter to actually see service in World War II. This volume
covers the development and service record of this influential aircraft, while Volume II
(also available) goes on to cover Japanese prototype versions and the more advanced Me
263. Each volume is heavily illustrated with B&W photos and line drawings. 48 pgs.,
11"x 8¼", sfbd. $9.95 |
 Messerschmitt Me 321/323
The Luftwaffe's "Giants" in
World War II. Hans-Peter Dabrowski. Wherever the Messerschmitt Me 321 appeared at the
front during WWII, it produced tremendous astonishment; most soldiers had never seen
anything like it! The huge glider had a wingspan of 55 meters, was towed by three Bf 110s,
and could carry up to 22 metric tons of freight. Even the Me 232D version, powered by six
radial engines, could carry 13 metric tons of freight. And everything about the craft was
strictly secret - until now! 240 pgs., 650+ B&W and color photos, 8½"x 11",
hdbd. $49.95 |
 Duel of Eagles
Peter Townsend. Group Captain Peter
Townsend - himself a Battle of Britain pilot (see the die cast model of his Hurricane on
page 28) - traces the struggle for the skies over Britain from the defeat and destruction
of the Kaiser's air force to the long days of 1940 when Spitfires and Messerschmitts
fought their battles to the death over England. This is a colorful, dramatic and evocative
account of the furious air conflict that saved Britain from German invasion. 472 pgs.,
6"x 9", sfbd. $19.95
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