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Fw 190A-9, Red 22, Bad Langensalza


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This is my other Fw 190, the Fw 190A-9 of JG.301 which was found abandoned/captured at Bad Langensalza at the war end.

I used the Hasegawa 1/48 kit, and combined some of the painting advice from the Eduard ProfiPack instructions.

As with the A-5, I used Eduard seatbelts, Master Brass barrels and added hair antenna and toothbrush bristle 'gear down' indicators on the wings. Paints used were enamels, Humbrol, Xtracolour and White Ensign Models. I used the kit decals which I succesfully 'nuked' with MicroSol - it worked well.

A nice kit to build, I made life hard for myself, but I'm happy with the result.

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Thanks, I bought a .2mm airbrush which has paid dividends in getting fine mottle to be an easy job. The matt (Humbrol) has dried a bit 'chalky' unfortunately, but I can live with it!

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Thanks for the kind comments guys. David, I have quite a few more 190's, I'll definitely try to keep the RFI population going! Duncan,yes, the late war camo definitely has 'something about it'. Troy made a good point in the WIP thread about the underwing and gear cover colour wrap potentially being a primer, but who's to really say without agonising over it too much? All good stuff to challenge the modeller!

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