1/32 Messerschmitt Bf-109G-3 conversion

Aims - 1/32 Messerschmitt Bf-109G-3 conversion (for Hasegawa kits)
Bf 109 G-3 flown by Fw. G?nther Zick of 2./JG 1, March 1943, Jever, Germany. Note the low down Rlm 04 cowl marking. Machine otherwise is in the standard Rlm 74/75/76. Photos showing G-1-3 upper wings indicate that early G models still used the F model camouflage pattern. Die Jagdfliegerverb?nde der Deutschen Luftwaffe 1934 bis 1945 By J Prien, G Stemmer, P Rodieke , W Bock, S Druck. Teil 10/I p.53
Bf 109 G-3 belonging to 12./JG 2, April 1943, Brest-Guipavas This was base of 8./JG 2 at the time and they became 12./JG 2. Machine is in the standard Rlm 74/75/76 with Rlm 04 tactical markings. Die Jagdfliegerverb?nde der Deutschen Luftwaffe 1934 bis 1945 By
J Prien, G Stemmer, P Rodieke , W Bock, S Druck. Teil 10/IV p.103/104
Bf 109 G-3 flown by Ofw. Herbert Hoenicke of 12./JG 2, April 1943, Brest-Guipavas This was base of 8./JG 2 at the time and they became 12./JG 2. Machine is in the standard Rlm 74/75/76 with Rlm 04 tactical markings. Die Jagdfliegerverb?nde der Deutschen Luftwaffe 1934 bis 1945 By J Prien, G Stemmer, P Rodieke , W Bock, S Druck. Teil 10/IV p.120
Typical Bf 109 F pattern still used on early G models