COBI Historical Collection Messerschmitt Bf 110C Plane

The Messerschmitt Bf 110C was a twin-engine fighter aircraft of German construction from the WWII period. It was also used as a fighter-bomber plane. In version C, as the speed increased, the resistance of the rudders gradually increased, forcing the pilot to use more and more force when changing direction or flight altitude. The main advantage of the Bf 110C were therefore stronger engines and thus much better performance. The fighter null is equipped with movable wing ailerons, detachable cockpit and a gunner, a rotating propeller and retractable wheels in the chassis. In addition, two bombs and a movable carabineer on the back of the plane are mounted under the chassis.