Found a FW 190D at WWII Weekend

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Found a FW 190D at WWII Weekend

Post by Buckyroo » Tue Jun 09, 2009 6:23 pm

Got the last FW 190D-9 to complete my set of all 5 21st Century Toys FWs. I found this at WWII Weekend and was very happy to get it. Here are shots of all five. The location is my attic on a shelf I built for my AC. :D :D :D

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Post by vmf214 » Tue Jun 09, 2009 6:27 pm

Cool, fairly hard one to find as was the last scheme they did for the D (not counting the Euro release). Blue/black 12 is my personal favorite. :D

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Post by scbvideoboy » Tue Jun 09, 2009 8:03 pm

Better be careful, the summer heat will melt them into a big blob.

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Post by hworth18 » Tue Jun 09, 2009 8:08 pm

Nice collection.. Just an FYI, the Fw-190A and D all had angled gear. Your Doras would sit better if their gear was in its proper position.

Here is a pic that illustrates what I mean.
http://www.hobbymastercollector.com/files/HA7401-9.jpg
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Post by gburch » Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:37 am

I'm very envious -- I can't get my hands on even one. One of the few I still don't have a single example of :cry:

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Post by Buckyroo » Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:59 am

scbvideoboy wrote:Better be careful, the summer heat will melt them into a big blob.

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I've been ok keeping them there for a couple of years now. I have good soffit/ridge venting plus windows at each gable end. It does get warm, but I have never seen any damage from heat. I have always been watchful of these planes to make sure all is well.

I just built the shelving this spring and it has worked out very well. Less than $100.00 worth of material netted 72 linear feet of sheving 2 foot wide (that's 21.9456 meters by .6096 meters for you on the metric system) :wink:

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Post by tmanthegreat » Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:56 am

Good find! I've got that one sitting on my display table now :wink: I got it from another boardmember for a good price a year or so ago. It is a unique and well-executed scheme, with an interesting story behind it as well. I also have the JG-26 version and Michaelski version. Michaelski is one of my favorites... I once had the "Red 3" version, but returned it to get the Michaelski version back in 2004. Then, I was only into collecting one of each plane type. Should have kept that repaint to go with my future ME-262s :wink:

I'm tempted at some point to let my JG-26 version go, but haven't quite made up my mind on it yet...
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Post by MCalamari » Fri Jun 12, 2009 10:52 pm

Thanks for sharing those images. It is always neat to see how people choose to display their vehicles.

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Post by immeww2 » Sat Jun 13, 2009 7:29 am

Great find!

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