Fw190 Spinner
H all .Its my first post .I apologise for possible mistakes
I have a question about spinners. i have this one. its fw190 , but i would like to know what exacly version it is. its a "standad version " for everyone fw190 or e.g. late war for dora fw? regards peter |
Re: Fw190 Spinner
Hi Peter,
You need to search your spinner for it's data plate(s). These will probably be as small as 1cm x 2cm, alloy riveted on. It would be usual for there to be one on the baseplate and one on the dome, but near the join with the base. You have to look very carefully as they can be hidden. The info on them would help alot! Cheers SM |
Re: Fw190 Spinner
Thenx very much for answer SM . i must check but i have not seen it. inside is description in red paint . i must clean it but it is nothink about version i suppose. Regards and cheers.
Peter |
Re: Fw190 Spinner
This is what we would expect to see in a FW 190A/G/F spinner.
http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/pictur...&pictureid=627 http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/pictur...&pictureid=628 The FW 190A/G/F spinner attaches to a solid, robust base plate. Look at your spinner. Notice the metal band under the prop blade cutouts that the FW 190A/G/F spinner does not have? What is that? Please submit additional photos. Bronc |
Re: Fw190 Spinner
Bronc,
That "metal band" is the spinner backplate. It is the strong plate that mounts to the rear of the prophub and carries the latching mechanism for the spinner itself. Cheers SM |
Re: Fw190 Spinner
HI
Exacty i have few the same fw190 spinnners but in worst condition.i will loook closly. all they havent 6 inside reinforcement like a photo of Broncazonk,rest is the same .i think its can be later version (maybe D? maybe 152? or cammon ver. but other maker ), on the two inside is german description (not cleary now).i will clean and i send beter photos.all they have spinner backplate. greetings Peter |
Re: Fw190 Spinner
BRONC,
Firstly congratulations for the piece itself. It is beautiful. For some of us who were or still are modelists, what "made my day" was the visual information of so many rivets on the outside (and that they could be silver instead of painted, due to wearing, etc.); and the most amazing INTERNAL picture which shows us (at least this was unknown to me...maybe very very poor knowledge or technical books about this topic)...that internally it seems there were two hubs...a small one where the protuberance of the cannon seems to stand, and the second or first piece much larger...In my thoughts, it was just one conical shape and piece, not two like you showed on the picture. Thank you for enlighting me with this knowledge and for sharing those photographs and most beautiful item. Thanks to you I learned another thing today about LW and Aviation (WW2). Very grateful, Adriano |
Re: Fw190 Spinner
The spinners on the Fw 190A/F/G, Fw 190D and Ta 152H were of different sizes: in height, diameter and ogive.
Once again, knowing the dimensions of the item would help... Bronc |
Re: Fw190 Spinner
Hi.
Tomorrow I will measure it. namplates unfortunately they did not survive,only small piece. insied is Red inscription and somethink like next name plate. regards peter |
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I send the dimensions of the propeller spinner. total length 65cm ,base lenght 8cm, first segment lenght 28cm,second segment 29cm lenght ,diameter 51cm. On the back side is number 9-1208732-0914. Regards Peter |
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