Aces of the Focke Wulf Fw190 'family'

A good way to justify buying aircraft kits is to explain to 'The Wife' themes.
My theme is to be the Focke Wulf fw190 family and the way to expand on the theme is to 'pick' the aces. The top ace gets a 1/48th aircraft and second and third get a 1/72nd.. This gives a great variety of finishes and adds an bit of fun.
My next theme is Fw190 Geschwader, a lot of help being given by Aircraft of WWII members!!!!!
I would like to build 'planes of the following pilots but wonder if anyone can confirm my findings. I've read a 'lot of contention' re claims, especially for the Ta152, and before parting with my 'hard earned coin', thought I could be corrected if I've 'got it wrong'.
Focke Wulf Fw190A aces Otto Kittel 287 victories
Walter Nowotny 255 victories
Kurt Bühlingen 112 victories
Focke Wulf Fw190D aces Heinz Marquardt 23 victories in Fw190D
Anton Hackl 20 victories in Fw190D
Hans Dortenmann 18 victories in fw190D
Focke Wulf Ta 152 aces Joseph Keil 8 victories in Ta152
Walter Loos 4 victories in Ta152
Willi Reschke 3victories in Ta152

A lot of my research came from Aces of the Luftwaffe - Walter Nowotny

Weinace

Hello,

Other informations here:
Aces of the Luftwaffe - Otto Kittel
Kurt Buhligen - Pilot Profile - Kurt Buhligen
Aces of the Luftwaffe - Anton Hackl
Aces of the Luftwaffe - Hans Dortenmann
Aces of the Luftwaffe - Heinz Marquardt
I think it's OK for Anton Hackl (III./JG11 => Fw 190A-5/6/7/8, II./JG26 => Fw 190A-8 and D-9, Stab./JG11 => ?) and Heinz Marquardt (13./JG51 => Fw 190D-9 "white 11" April and May 1945.
2 well known Fw 190 for Kurt Buhligen: Fw 190A-4 "white 1" of 4./JG2 in Tunisia and Fw 190A-8 <<-+- from Stab./JG2 in June 1944.

HTH, regards
Steph

Thank you very much for your reply!!

Will, IMMEDIATELY, use the e-mail addresses you thoughtfully sent!!

Regards,

weinace

hello,

Kurt Buhligen:
Asisbiz Focke-Wulf Fw 190A8 Jagdgeschwader 2 piloted by Oberstleutnant Kurt Buhligen from 28.4.1944 up to 8.5.1945 he was Geschwaderkommodore of the JG.2 Richthofen in Nidda-Hessen Germany
Asisbiz FW-190A-JG2.4-(W1+-)-BUHLIGEN Fw,190A4,4.JG2,(W1+-),Buhligen,WNr681,Kairouan,1943
Asisbiz FW-190A-JG2.4-(W1+-)-BUHLIGEN Fw,190A4,4.JG2,(W1+-),Buhligen,WNr681,Kairouan,1943

My model:

Heinz Marquardt:
Asisbiz Focke-Wulf Fw 190D9 13./JG51 (White 11+~) Fahnenjunker-Oberfeldwebel Heinz Marquardt WNr 213097 1945

Hans Dortenmann
Asisbiz Focke-Wulf Fw-190D9 3./JG26 Yellow 1 Oberleutnant Hans Dortenmann Klein-Kummerfeld Germany 1945
Asisbiz Focke Wulf Fw 190A6 II./JG54 Black 7 Hans Dortenmann Werk Nr 550885 Orscha South AF 1944

Anton Hackl:
Asisbiz FW-190A-JG11.3-((+I-HACKL Fw,190A6,III.JG11,((+I,Anton,Hackl,rudder,kill,markings,Oldenburg,1944

Otto Kittel:
Asisbiz FW-190A-JG54.3-YELLOW-1-KITTEL Fw,190A8,3.JG54,Yellow,1,Kittel,Kurland,1944

HTH, regards
Steph

What a really excellent build, especially the restrained 'chipping' at the wing roots.

Thank you for further references, which will keep me busy for a time.

Regards,

weinace

Nowotny's claims are dubious in the extreme....

190 looks real nice Steph!

Thanks for your information.
It's a real 'pickle' who can believe ,which claim.
I suppose the only logic one could try is they are all equally suspect so I can build the same 'planes for the same pilots BUT know the claims are inflated????????????????????????????????????????
Regards,
weinace