Junkers EF 110 'Schnellstbomber'
Historical Background: The EF 110 was pitched by Junkers as a ‘Schnellstbomber’ (engl. fast bomber). The EF 110 featured a single fuselage design housing a powerful DB 613 engine, essentially twin DB 603s merged, propelling contra-rotating props at its nose. This configuration resulted in an exceptionally broad fuselage, accommodating two 500 kg bombs side by side within its internal bomb bay. The sole schematic of the aircraft, dated December 11, 1942.
Technical Specs & Features
- Process: Produced using the high-resolution FDM (or FFM) process. Surface texture is typical; light sanding improves the finish. Check out this blog entry for more information: LINK
- Material: PLA.
- Coloring: The base material can feature different shades, e.g., light grey, dark grey, black, etc.
- Assembly Groups: Different assembly groups within one kit may feature these different color shades.
- Images: Photos may show renderings, prototypes, or finished models for illustration.
- Details: Small parts are usually bundled on sprues to simplify handling and ensure completeness. Clear parts are vacuum-molded and marked to simplify cutting the final contour.
- NOT included: Adhesives, paints, decals, or electronic components.
The kit is delicate, detailed, and intended for painting. This is not a "Plug & Play" quick-build kit – experience and tools are required.
Not suitable for children (choking hazard). Recommended glue: Cyanoacrylate (not included).
Care & Handling
- Heat: PLA is heat-sensitive. Not suitable for temperatures above 40 °C. Avoid direct sunlight.
- Cleaning: Hand wash only with warm water (< 40 °C). Not dishwasher safe.
Compliant with EU 10/2011 & EC 1935/2004 (where applicable).
Manufacturer: My3dbase GmbH | Ottobrunn, Germany
