Fw190 A-8/R2 "Yellow 8"

Thanks Buckeye. Those stacks were not too bad to install as Eduard includes a template in which to position them all.

I appreciate the comments Squatch! Thanks.

Great looking plane. I really love the open panels and the detailing you did with them.

Beautiful build, love the finish you have on the exhaust stacks!

Mike

  I was looking over the pics that I posted and they were at a time when I didn't know how to operate my camera too well. I replaced all those really dark pics with some refreshed new photos that I lightened a shade or two. These bring out the details a little better than the original ones....

Thanks lawdog!!

Fantastic work.  Thanks for posting..

Joe

Thanks Mississippi!

Super nice build!

Thanks Reasoned! These Eduard kits really lend themselves to showing the "guts" off.

Hey hey, yet another fantastic 190, I do love how the open panels add so much, excellent work!

Thanks woodspider!  Its not a question of being good. Man I've picked up more stuff here on this forum than I care to mention. It's all guys like yourself who have something to add to the equation of skill and experience thats gained here. Looking forward to seeing some building out of you. Welcome to the forum, Joe

As far as how this kit all started. Here's the overall layout of the kit. The first pic shows both kits, the PE goodies and the Iron Cross award. The second displays the piece of Yellow 8 that I was talking about earlier with a brief story about what happened on Sept 11, 1944.

Beauuuuuutiful job........I hope I get to that point some day... Love the hobby...

Nathan T

mustang1989

The whole problem I had with this kit was one of my own making. I left all of my stash in the garage for 6 years in south Texas heat. Oh well it wasn't nothing a little boiling water wouldn't fix.

Ha, lucky it wasn't one giant blob of liquid polystyrene! Hope you're keepin the stash inside the house from now on!.

Thanks for posting this here, nice build again. Good to see your long hard work finally come together.

mustang1989

The whole problem I had with this kit was one of my own making. I left all of my stash in the garage for 6 years in south Texas heat. Oh well it wasn't nothing a little boiling water wouldn't fix.

Ha, lucky it wasn't one giant blob of liquid polystyrene! Hope you're keepin the stash inside the house from now on!.

Thanks for posting this here, nice build again. Good to see your long hard work finally come together.

Thanks everybody. As far as the piece of Yellow 8 in the kit, its a fact alright. Its part of the reason for the almost 170 dollar price tag on the kit when I bought it in 2007. Being a Royal Class kit it came with the usual two of everything. Two kits, two sets of just about every PE set that Eduard had to offer for it back then, two decal sheets, an Iron Cross with Oak Leaves award and then a piece of the plane dug out of the ground with a certificate of authenticity along with  little brief history booklet on the air battle. See the first few pages of the Fw190 Butcher Bird Group Build for the layout pictures I took of it before I started.

The whole problem I had with this kit was one of my own making. I left all of my stash in the garage for 6 years in south Texas heat. Oh well it wasn't nothing a little boiling water wouldn't fix.

Very nice build! Damn fine work on the engine detail!

What is this about pieces of the plane being in the kit?!

A very beautiful Würger you've build!!! Top notch!!!

Lovely looking build. I echo Eric, the open panels and the detail you have put in is amazing.

Sharp sharp sharp my friend!! I really like the opened up panels and the interior compartment details.