The Best Fw-190 Variant...? (1 Viewer)

How much of it is original.
 
nearly all of it. there was some pieces removed back in Arizona and am not sure where Gelbe 10 has been relocated too...Seattle or Texas I think. the A/C is flyable though. The unit was tested under the RAF at wars end with a German ace piloting agasint an RAF pilot flying ? to see the handling characteristics of the Dora. It proved superior to the RAF craft.

E ~
 
Some other pics of Gelbe 10...
 

Attachments

  • fw190d13reffw_5_115.jpg
    fw190d13reffw_5_115.jpg
    44.3 KB · Views: 807
  • fw190d13reffw_4_991.jpg
    fw190d13reffw_4_991.jpg
    31.7 KB · Views: 807
  • fw190d13reffw_02_148.jpg
    fw190d13reffw_02_148.jpg
    34.1 KB · Views: 808
  • fw190d13_155.jpg
    fw190d13_155.jpg
    46.7 KB · Views: 803
  • fw190d13reffw_1_138.jpg
    fw190d13reffw_1_138.jpg
    31.9 KB · Views: 801
Nice shots! I notice one was copyright Steve Barber. Funny, I know that guy. But I'm sure he's cool with it here.
 
i think it looks like a model in some of them shot lol...........
 
Probably the paint job which is alot more dramatic than the low visibilty grey modern jets use
Looks damn cool
 
Wow that is nice.
 
Wow the markings are all wrong ! that is suppose to be yellow 15 not blue as 8th staffel never had any doras in JG 301

thanks Charles for the almost naked Dora, very interesting how it may have looked without the skin
 
Wow the markings are all wrong

Yuo have to take it as the thing they are Erich, some good 3D art, not accurate pieces of history. :roll:


bf_109.jpg
 
Arent we all to an extent.
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back