Small Scale Military Headquarters

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.

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.

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

DH

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

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

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

DH

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)

Good find! I've got that one sitting on my display table now 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

I'm tempted at some point to let my JG-26 version go, but haven't quite made up my mind on it yet...

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

Great find!