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Messerschmitt Me 262A-1a Tamiya 1/48

#scalemodel #aircraft #tamiya This is my build of the Messerschmitt Me 262A-1a by Tamiya in a 1/48 scale. The scheme is the "Lucky 13" that Heinz Bär flew back in WWII. In January 1945, Heinz Bär became the Kommandeur of Ergänzungs-Jagdgeschwader 2, an advanced training unit for the Messerschmitt Me 262A jet pilots at Lechfeld, Germany. III/EJG 2 was soon transformed into an operational fighter unit. Bär downed 13 enemy bombers and fighters while he served with III/EJG 2. On April 23, 1945, Bär joined Generalleutnant (or Major General) Adolf Galland's Jagdverband 44, the so-called 'Squadron of Aces' or 'Squadron of Outcasts', for the last days of the war in Europe. When Galland was wounded, Bär took over command of the unit on April 26, 1945. With JV 44, he flew the prototype Me 262A-1a/U1 extra heavily armed with six cannon including two 20mm MG 151s, two 30mm MK 103s and two 30mm MK 108s. He downed his last three victories, all Republic P-47 Thunderbolts, with JV 44. Bär ended the war with the rank of Oberst (or full Colonel). Heinz Bär is the 8th ranking air 'Ace' of all time. He fought on every German front throughout the entire duration of World War II in Europe and Africa. His 16 aerial victories acquired while he flew the Me 262A place him as the 2nd ranking jet ace of WWII. Almost all of Heinz Bär's assigned combat aircraft were numbered 'Lucky 13', as his own preference regardless of his position within a respective unit.