Fw 190A-8 'Heinz Bär' Kdr ll/JG26, Apr 1944 Gruppe Build (1 Viewer)

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Heinz

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Alright heres my FW 190.

Washed the parts tonight, all look pretty good quality wise, no obvious sink marks.

Good detail, the kit isn't as old as some Academy's offerings and seems to be a lot better than say their 1/72 wildcat which is one of their older ones.

The kübelwagen looks fun too, alot of parts for its size actually.


Looking foward to getting stuck into it.


One query about the underneath engine cowling, was this yellow? I've seen a few profiles of Bär's 190 and its not noted on my instructions.

I'm very much a novice on the luftwaffe so all help is much appreciated.

Cheers.
 

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The kit it is the same kit which was offered by Academy with number 2120.They added the kubelwagen only and included a new decal set.
 
One query about the underneath engine cowling, was this yellow? I've seen a few profiles of Bär's 190 and its not noted on my instructions.

I'm very much a novice on the luftwaffe so all help is much appreciated.

Cheers.

I believe it is yellow, there are a number of A-8's including Baer's aircraft that show the yellow lower cowling for the early 1944 time period.

......and the rudder is white.
 
So far today just painted the interior and landing gear wells. Cockpit needs another coat before I start detailing it.

Cheers.
 
Heres some shots. Needs another coat I think. I was trying to paint as thinly as possible, didn't want to obscure any detail :lol:
 

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Man, that cockpit tub is tiny! I can just about remember when I used to do 1/72nd scale, and add detail. No way could I do it now!
Hats off to you mate, it's looking good!
 

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