KITS 07/2023

Hptm. Wilhelm Johnen, CO of III./NJG 6, Neubiberg, Germany, 1945

Messerschmitt Bf 110G-4 coded 2Z+FR from

7./NJG 6 was one of the aircraft the Allies found

at the Neubiberg airbase in the spring of 1945.

Even though according to its codes it belonged

to 7. Staffel it was actually a personal aircraft of

Wilhelm Johnen, III./NJG 6 commanding officer.

This airplane is much less known than the

other Johnen’s aircraft coded C9+EN in which

he performed an emergency landing due to the

damaged engine in the night of April 27–28,

1944. Bf 110G-4 2Z+FR was his last aircraft from

the later production, equipped with the FuG 220

SN-2D antennae with dipoles fixed at 45 degrees,

Eberspächer type exhausts and Schräge Musik

cannons. The whole aircraft was oversprayed in

RLM 76, upper surfaces were darkened by small

patches of RLM 75. According to photos, the

aircraft lacked weapons in the bottom of the nose.

Recommended:

for Bf 110G-4 1/48

FE1368

644081

644092

648603

648604

648605

648606

648778

648862

EX754

EX963

Bf 110G-4 Weekend (PE-Set)

Bf 110G-4 LööK (Brassin)

Bf 110G-4 LööKplus (Brassin)

Bf 110G wheels (Brassin)

Bf 110G-4 gun muzzles (Brassin)

Bf 110G-4 Schräge Musik (Brassin)

Bf 110G-4 exhaust stacks (Brassin)

Luftwaffe rudder pedals PRINT (Brassin)

Bf 110G radio equipment (Brassin)

Bf 110G-4 TFace (Mask)

Bf 110G-4 Weekend (Mask)

# 648081

# 648603

# 648862

# 648862

# 648604

# 648605

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INFO Eduard

July 2023