In this news article we take a look at three new offerings for a mix of Bf 109 aircraft in 1/48th scale from Miryoku.

Miryoku have released a superbly detailed set of 3D-printed 1:32 servicing panels with interior inserts for cannon-armed Emils.

Miryoku have released 1:48 3D-printed early and late-style wheels for Mitsubishi A6M Zero kits.

New from Miryoku come 3D-printed wheels for the Bf 109E through to the early Bf 109G in two scales with treaded or slick tyres and stamped or spoked hubs.

Miryoku have released 3D-printed treaded and slick wheels in two scales for mid-series Messerschmitt Bf 109G variants with standard wheels.

Miryoku has released a comprehensive set of 1:48 scale kabuki masks for Tamiya’s 1:48 scale Kawasaski Ki-61-Id Hien [Tony]

Miryoku has released a set of 1:48 scale kabuki masks for the Hinomaru of the A6M2 Zero Type 21

Miryoko has released a useful set of paint masks for the control surfaces of the A6M2 Zero Type 21 in 1:48 scale