Hans-Joachim Marseille and Messerschmitt Bf109F4, Full Kit

Gift Set of Wind vane & Sinner dedicated to Hans-Joachim Marseille, the famous Luftwaffe ace and his Messerschmitt Bf109F4.

Faithful reproduction of the original 1:21  Wind vane and spinner functionality!!! Designed for long-term operation in open space. Wind vane (!) and spinner functionality. Rotation node is on Japanese ball bearings. The surface is decorated with UV resistant paint, this is not (!) a sticker.
The product comes as a kit for assembly, in a bright gift box, and is accompanied by an interesting historical reference.

Full Kit includes:

1) Bf109F-4 Hans-Joachim Marseille Main Kit (Ornamental Stainless Steel Weathervane/Wind Spinner/Plane Model styled by Messerschmitt Bf.109F-4 WWII Fighter) +
2) Cardinal Points (Accessory 1) +
3) Extender for wall mounting (Accessory 2) +
4) Impressive Bundle Package.
Designed for long-term operation in open space. Recommended for installation on a balcony, terrace, fence.
Material: Stainless Steel or Marine Grade Stainless Steel
Fasteners: stainless steel with pre-applied thread locking adhesive
Operating Dimensions: Height with pole – 43cm, Rotation radius – 25cm
Operating wind range: ˂ 15m/s.
Arrow span of Cardinal Points (Accessory 1): 36cm
Length of Extender for wall mounting (Accessory 2): 27cm
Extender for wall mounting (Accessory 2) is adapted for customer`s signs and adds (!!!)
Package Dimensions: 440х325х50mm
Weight: 2.05kg

For onshore areas we recommend to upgrade unpainted parts and fasteners from Regular Stainless Steel (AISI 304) to Marine Grade Stainless Steel (AISI 316). Option is available from drop menu.

Wind vane and spinner Bf109 – Gift Set, dedicated to Hans-Joachim Marseille and his fighter

Hans-Joachim Marseille, the Star of Africa, is, after Erwin Rommel, the second most famous person in the German African Corps. He accounted for 158 air victories in two years of the war. In September 1942 alone he shot down 61 fighters, 17 of them in a single day. Perhaps he would have become the most successful Luftwaffe ace if his life was not cut short by an accident on September 30, 1942, at the age of 22