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Thanks Guys been chipping away at both kits should have some pics up tomorrow...
**** DONE: PCM 1/32 Fw190A-1 Brown 1 Oblt.Walter Schneider 6/JG26
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109ROAMING
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As usual Wayne , in Ore at your standards . Keep it coming mate 
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Crimea_River
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thanks Andy!
Catch22
Major
Nice work!
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Benevolens Magister
Good stuff Wayne.
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Ok, while it is a side show to the A-1 build, I have completed the Fw190D-9 in time for the comp this weekend.
The subject is White 2 from 9/JG54 flown by Lt. Fritz Bartak on the 15th October 1944. Bartak as part of a 6 aircraft Airfield protection flight, was bringing up the rear when the group was set upon by a large formation of P-47's. White 2 was the first to be hit and Lt. Bartak bailed out of his stricken Dora, almost immediately the aircraft he was following was hit and went on to crashland, both pilots survived the attack, the other 4 were not so lucky, all were pursued and shot down and their pilots killed. 4 of these pilots including Bartak were on their first operational mission....
White 2 had the unfortunate honour of being the First recorded operational D-9 loss.
The subject is White 2 from 9/JG54 flown by Lt. Fritz Bartak on the 15th October 1944. Bartak as part of a 6 aircraft Airfield protection flight, was bringing up the rear when the group was set upon by a large formation of P-47's. White 2 was the first to be hit and Lt. Bartak bailed out of his stricken Dora, almost immediately the aircraft he was following was hit and went on to crashland, both pilots survived the attack, the other 4 were not so lucky, all were pursued and shot down and their pilots killed. 4 of these pilots including Bartak were on their first operational mission....
White 2 had the unfortunate honour of being the First recorded operational D-9 loss.
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Most lovely Wayne. Best of luck at the competition, although I don't think you'll need it!
lostinhull
Airman 1st Class
Thing of beauty
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Benevolens Magister
That's a cracker Wayne, especially for the small scale, and bound to get a prize.
ozhawk40
Master Sergeant
Excellent D-9 Wayne. It's sure to do really well in the comp.
Cheers
Peter
Cheers
Peter
A4K
Brigadier General
Fantastic Wayne - you should do well at the comp!
(Btw, what is the red stencilling on the tail?)
(Btw, what is the red stencilling on the tail?)
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Definitely a cracker and I will be looking out for it along with the 88. Question though if I may or more clarification. The aerial is seen slack as the cockpit hood is open, now I have seen this on photos but have also seen it very tight and rigid even with the hood open. Are both ways acceptable or would it be reflected on what the mark of machine is.
Catch22
Major
Great work as always Wayne. Good luck!
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