Though it is a slightly older sheet, it is a good one and for the Eduard 1/32 Bf-110C/D. It includes data and insignia for one of the three options. Using kit markings will, of course, allow you to do more.

First we have a 110C-2 from 6.ZG 76. It was flown by Hans-Joachim Jabs and is equipped with the short span rudder tabs as well. It has the recess for the rear gun storage.  It includes their famous shark mouth, that inspired both 112 Sq RAF and the Flying Tigers. it is in RLM 70/71/65 and with yellow spinner tips.

Next is a 110C from 3./ZG 26.. It is in RLM 70/71/65 and is equipped with an armored windscreen and short span rudder trim tabs. This aircraft has the yellow spinner tips as well as a white nose and thin fuselage band.

The last option is a 110D with the extended tail. It was with Erganzungs Schlacht Gruppe  and has large span rudder tabs and a torque link on the tail wheel. No wing pylons and an armored windscreen. Painted in the later RLM 74/75/76 with some fuselage mottling, it has a white segmented spinner and carries this unit's striking wolf's head marking on the nose.

As with all EagleCals sheets, the research is superlative with references provided. The full color placement guide also includes a detailed data markings guide.

March 2009

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