This model is really nicely done, and your skill is obviously first-class, but allow me give you some useful information for future 190 projects.
Only the early Fw-190A-1 and A-2 were all painted RLM 71/02/65. Early production Fw-190A-3s were also painted with these colors. Once production went beyond the original Focke-Wulf factory, all Fw-190As from the mid/late production A-3 came from the factory in RLM 74/75/76.
Thanks for that Tom
Noted.
I'm no aficionado when it comes to WWII Luftwaffe stuff. When this model was painted, several years ago, I only had black and white photos for reference and a profile in an old Squadron "In action" book. I also think that the yellow and red colours on the prop spinner may be incorrect. Anyway, what's done is done, as they say.
Nice and clean .
A great build Mark, very well done.
Nice work!
There are no such photos without a nice build!
Congratulations
Thanks for add-on's...really wonderful presentation, sir...well done indeed.
Enjoyed the extra photos - very lovely build!
This model is really nicely done, and your skill is obviously first-class, but allow me give you some useful information for future 190 projects.
Only the early Fw-190A-1 and A-2 were all painted RLM 71/02/65. Early production Fw-190A-3s were also painted with these colors. Once production went beyond the original Focke-Wulf factory, all Fw-190As from the mid/late production A-3 came from the factory in RLM 74/75/76.
Thanks for that Tom
Noted.
I'm no aficionado when it comes to WWII Luftwaffe stuff. When this model was painted, several years ago, I only had black and white photos for reference and a profile in an old Squadron "In action" book. I also think that the yellow and red colours on the prop spinner may be incorrect. Anyway, what's done is done, as they say.