Focke Wulf Fw190 BMW801 powered

[samuraj77]

Wow...
Great profile 
Very interesting,any info?

[No.1]

Very little known for me. It is Focke Wulf Fw190F-8/R1, not known unit, captured at Lippstadt in April 1945. I would like to know about the units surrender there. Camouflage is late war "assembly section" type. Cross is reversed colors..

[santynus]

very nice work Srecko 
  Do you want to reproduce only the last series or the early series too (A3-A4-A5) of this great plane? 

[No.1]

I will not going to make very early samples with shorter nose, only later. This time one snow version of A-4

[No.1]

Just to note that above number on tail is just provisional

[samuraj77]

I like JG 54 Fw-190,they are allways with interesting cammo 
Thanks mate

[Profa]

Great work, man!!
Definitely one of the most nice and, at the same time, most deadly warbirds of WWII...

[No.1]

Thanks mate Coming more after the brake

[No.1]

Hartman's machine on which he had scored his 250th victory.

[samuraj77]

Nice cammo on that Hartman A-6 
You are making top profiles selection 

[mfg495]

Again another great collection 

[No.1]

Thank you This late war machines are definitely puzzle 

[Profa]

Thank you This late war machines are definitely puzzle 

And this one is as well a mouth-dropping piece

[No.1]

Maybe I should include mouth dropping smiley

[samuraj77]

Great one mate
I like your style,posting a photo when available