The stand model is a post-sensation of the Messerschmitt Bf109 aircraft from the G-6 series, which at the time with a quantity of approx. 13,000 was the most produced variant. This aircraft was used on both the West and East Front, and dominated the Soviet opponents in particular as it was in use until the end of the Second World War. The G-6 version of the aircraft was equipped with two 13 mm MG131, which were installed in a striking bulge of the cockpit, this bulge was referred to as a "bump". The diorama is rounded off by the bucket trolley type 85 in scale 1:48. In November 1938, the prototype of the bucket trolley was presented. It has a lightweight but torsion-resistant shell construction with a folding canopy. The rear built-in air-cooled 4-cylinder engine had a displacement of 985 cm³ and a power of 23.5 HP at 3000 revolutions that brought the car to 80 km/h.