Me-110 Destroyer

ME-110 airplane model. The Me-110 Destroyer, also known as the Bf110, was a versatile twin-engine fighter that was used as a fighter-bomber, bomber-interceptor, and escort fighter. It faced difficulties as an escort fighter during the Battle of Britain due to its lack of maneuverability in dogfights with the agile Spitfire and Hurricane. Despite efforts from its rear gunner, the Bf110 was no match for the Allied fighters' eight machine guns. This initial setback gave it a poor reputation, but it later proved itself as a successful fighter-bomber and night fighter for intercepting bombers. With an impressive arsenal including oblique firing cannons, the Bf110 could attack from below without putting itself at risk. Its production, which included models B to G, increased during the war as it served as a reliable alternative to its less successful successors, the Bf210 and 410. Overall, over 6100 Me-110 Destroyers were built and it found its place 

Mahogany Wood. Scale: 1/32. Wingspan 20 inches, Length 14 7/8 inches.