eBay: Focke Wulf Fw190D-9 (1 Viewer)
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Pommern 1945 - Jg51 - Kurt Tenzer
post 22 black 18 W.nr.211040 of Jg2
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Flensburg 1945
Focke Wulf Fw 190D9 photo. Flensburg May 1945 | eBay
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Feast your eyes on this lads..
That Bird at the top of the page is definitely 500610
The photo in post #31 is usually identified as the Fw 190 D-11 'Red 4' at Munchen-Riem.
It was the photograph in post #33 of 'Red 1' that finally showed the underside colours to have been RED and white when it emerged some years ago. Some of the older members will remember blue and white or black and white profiles based on B+W photographs, which should be a salutary lesson to all photo-interpreters
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Great photos,thanks for posting.
For those that want further information, I can highly recommend "Focke Wulf Fw 190D,camouflage & markings, Part 1, and 2, if you can still get it .
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Regards Mike
For those that want further information, I can highly recommend "Focke Wulf Fw 190D,camouflage & markings, Part 1, and 2, if you can still get it .
Published by JaPo,........Mods I hope I have not broken any rules here !
Regards Mike
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For recommanding a book ? Where do you think you are? Stalag 2?
They are excellent books.
For the JV 44 Fw 190s I would consider 'Doras of the Galland Circus, by Jerry Crandall but would really recommend the two volumes 'The Focke-Wulf 190 Dora' by the same author. The JV 44 Doras are covered in volume two making the 'Galland Circus' book somewhat redundant.
Unfortunately you face the same problem with all of these as with the JaPo books, finding them at a sane price.
Cheers
Steve
Agree with Steve both Series are excellent with some differing interpretations, but compliment each other well.
