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1/72 IBG Focke Wulf Fw-190 D-9 "Werknummer 211040, JG 2"


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Dear fellow Britmodellers,

here's my 1/72 IBG Fw-190D, in markings of II./JG 2.

Painted with Mr.Hobby acrylics.

Photographs by Wolfgang Rabel

 

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The model was built from the "Over Czech Lands" boxing, representing an aircraft of the 211 XXX Werknummer range, identified by the late three-piece gun cowl with small round bulges in the lower rear position.

The IBG model may be the best detailled and most accurate replica of the Dora, but it's also a prime example of an over-engineered kit. Assembly is complex, alignment difficult, and there's pitfalls around every corner. Only recommended for seasoned modellers.

Decals are from Eagle Cals (#108).

The "8" looked much darker on the decal sheet than it appears on the model!

 

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Thank you for your interest!

Best greetings from Lower Austria.

 

 

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Hi again Roman,

 

the same congratulations apply fr this Dora than for your 109 K-4.

Outstanding modelling.

What are the airframe's upper side RLM colors you have used?

 

JR

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10 hours ago, jean said:

Hi again Roman,

 

the same congratulations apply fr this Dora than for your 109 K-4.

Outstanding modelling.

What are the airframe's upper side RLM colors you have used?

 

JR

Hello Jean, thanks for your feedback!

I used Mr.Hobby RLM75 Grey/RLM83 Green for the upper sides.

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On 12/10/2022 at 17:07, Roman Schilhart said:

Dear fellow Britmodellers,

here's my 1/72 IBG Fw-190D, in markings of II./JG 2.

Painted with Mr.Hobby acrylics.

Photographs by Wolfgang Rabel

 

a-DSC4958.jpg

 

 

 

 

The model was built from the "Over Czech Lands" boxing, representing an aircraft of the 211 XXX Werknummer range, identified by the late three-piece gun cowl with small round bulges in the lower rear position.

The IBG model may be the best detailled and most accurate replica of the Dora, but it's also a prime example of an over-engineered kit. Assembly is complex, alignment difficult, and there's pitfalls around every corner. Only recommended for seasoned modellers.

Decals are from Eagle Cals (#108).

The "8" looked much darker on the decal sheet than it appears on the model!

 

a-DSC4959.jpg

a-DSC4964.jpg

a-DSC4968.jpg

a-DSC4973.jpg

a-DSC4977.jpg

a-DSC4981.jpg

a-DSC4960.jpg

a-DSC4975.jpg

a-DSC4988.jpg

 

Thank you for your interest!

Best greetings from Lower Austria.

 

 

I have nearly finish mine, I feel this kit was a difficult  too complicate one for a fighter in 1/72.

Yours is very well done. You are courageous.

 

Alain

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14 hours ago, baldwin8 said:

@Roman Schilhart you've done this beautifully. My question in regards to the first photo. Is this just the model on an extremely white background with bright LED lights? I love the grayscale card in the background, interesting.

Thank you for your interest, Baldwin.

The model was photographed on white paper, curved at the back to avoid shadow lines, using three flash light devices (left, right, above).

The greyscale helps to determine the correct settings for colors.

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7 minutes ago, François Escudé said:

Hi Roman 

very nice 190 D indeed, got it but was a little bit disappointed by rivets representation, on your model, seems to me that they are a little bit " attenuated"? did you do sorting special for that ? 

Thank you for your interest, Francois.

The rivets are slightly reduced by primer and paint.

Against my usual habit, I refrained from "washing" the recesses in order not to over-accentuate the surface structure.

 

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Just now, Roman Schilhart said:

Thank you for your interest, Francois.

The rivets are slightly reduced by primer and paint.

Against my usual habit, I refrained from "washing" the recesses in order not to over-accentuate the surface structure.

 

Thanks for your answer Roman, you confirm my thinking about it, still waiting for " perfect" 190 D series in 1:72nd  as one of my favorite plane, may be Eduard  ? anyone can dream !! 

 

best regards 

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