Zoukei-Mura Plastic Model Kit
Bf 109 G-14 (1/32) SWS18
- 1/32 scale plastic model kit of the Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-14
- Accurate representation of the late-war Gustav variant with Erla canopy and tall tail fin
- Fully detailed DB 605AM engine with supercharger, coolant piping and mounts
- Includes finely reproduced cockpit with seat harnesses, instrument panel and sidewall equipment
- Optional drop tank and bomb loadout with authentic mounting racks
- Detailed undercarriage and posable control surfaces for dynamic display options
- Separate engine cowls and removable panels allow for open or closed configuration
- Includes accurate Luftwaffe markings for late 1944–1945 service aircraft
Note: This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.
Paint Reference Guide:
| Colour | Tamiya | Vallejo | Mr Hobby | Mr Color |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RLM 74 Grey Green | XF-24 | 70.868 | H69 | C69 |
| RLM 75 Grey Violet | XF-53 | 70.870 | H70 | C70 |
| RLM 76 Light Blue | XF-23 | 70.907 | H417 | C417 |
| RLM 02 Interior Grey Green | XF-22 | 70.886 | H70 | C70 |
Paints are shown for reference only, they may not be recommended in the manufacturer instructions and are to be used only as a guide. It is advised you do your own research to match the finish you want.
History:
The Messerschmitt Bf 109 G-14 was a late-war variant of Germany’s most iconic fighter aircraft, introduced in mid-1944 to streamline production and standardise various improvements made to earlier Gustav sub-types. Often fitted with the DB 605AM engine, the G-14 provided better performance at altitude and could be equipped with the MW 50 water-methanol injection system for short bursts of increased power.
Notably, the Bf 109 G-14 incorporated a taller tail fin and rudder for improved stability, and many featured the Erla Haube canopy that gave pilots better rearward visibility. Operational from mid-1944 through to the end of the war, G-14s were flown by elite units of the Luftwaffe, including JG 53 and JG 27, in defence of the Reich and in the final desperate battles over Germany.
Zoukei-Mura’s SWS18 captures this variant in exceptional detail, delivering a kit that is both historically accurate and highly engineered. With detailed internal components, fine exterior surface treatment, and multiple configuration options, this model is a standout piece for modellers interested in WW2 aviation and Luftwaffe history.
