1/144 Messerschmitt Bf109F-4 Barbarossa

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1/144 Messerschmitt Bf109F-4 Barbarossa
Code: SWT14115 Series: Micro Airplane

Yen Price:
(Merchandise Only)

1,000

About $10.85 USD; €7.39 Euros
Other Currencies; What this means

11.70	Canadian Dollar
6.70	United Kingdom Pound
41.60	Argentina Pesos
12.54	Australian Dollars
19.72	Brazil Reais
84.12	Hong Kong Dollar
105,374.08	Indonesian Rupiah
37.78	Malaysian Ringgit
145.21	Mexican Pesos
15.35	N.Z. Dollars
64.09	Norwegian Kroner
516.86	Phillipine Pesos
15.38	Singapore Dollars
13,099.29	South Korea Won
75.03	Sweden Krona
11.21	Swiss Francs
351.80	Taiwan Dollars
366.06	Thailand Baht
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Stock Status:

Low StockWhat this means

Originally Released:

February 2007

Size/Weight:

19.0 x 11.0 x 3.0 cm/60g

Shipping Estimate:

EMS: 1,200 yen, SAL: 480 yen

Other Currencies; What this means

EMS	SAL	Currency
13.02	5.21	US Dollars
8.87	3.55	Euro
14.03	5.61	Canadian Dollar
8.04	3.22	United Kingdom Pound
49.92	19.97	Argentina Pesos
15.05	6.02	Australian Dollars
23.66	9.46	Brazil Reais
100.94	40.38	Hong Kong Dollar
126,448.89	50,579.56	Indonesian Rupiah
45.33	18.13	Malaysian Ringgit
174.25	69.70	Mexican Pesos
18.43	7.37	N.Z. Dollars
76.91	30.76	Norwegian Kroner
620.24	248.09	Phillipine Pesos
18.46	7.38	Singapore Dollars
15,719.15	6,287.66	South Korea Won
90.04	36.02	Sweden Krona
13.45	5.38	Swiss Francs
422.16	N/a	Taiwan Dollars
439.27	175.71	Thailand Baht
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Assembly Guide:

Product Overview:

This item is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit. It requires both cement and painting to complete or use.

Limited reissue of the Sweet 1/144-scale Bf109F two-kit box set with decals to mark them as any of five Messerschmitts from Operation Barbarossa: Lt. Max-Hellmuth Ostermann's F-2 "white 2" of 7./JG54; Lt. Hermann Graf's F-4 "yellow 1" of 9./JG52; Lt. Victor Bauer's F-4 "yellow 7" of 9./JG3; Lt. Guenter von Luetzow's F-2 "bar and chevron" of Stab./JG3; and Major Werner Moelders' F-2 "bar and chevron" of Stab./JG51. The instructions clearly point out the differences between an F-2 and an F-4 for us. See box photo or art for marking details.