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Rémi Baudru 18th October 2015 18:25

Nice photo (ebay) late war FW 190
 
Bonjour,

Follow this link

http://www.ebay.de/itm/2-WK-Orig-Fot...YAAOSwI-BWI584

Regards.
Rémi

Broncazonk 18th October 2015 19:36

Re: Nice photo (ebay) late war FW 190
 
It's been in a fire. And look at the Me-109 in the background. That fire vaporized nearly the whole aircraft.

Bronc

Tomas Prusa 18th October 2015 20:35

Re: Nice photo (ebay) late war FW 190
 
According to Wings of the black cross no.1 it is Fw190A-2, WNr.513, red 17 somewhere in Germany. There are also additional 5 photos of this a/c.

S Sheflin 18th October 2015 20:44

Re: Nice photo (ebay) late war FW 190
 
Hello Rémi,

Unless I am mistaken, your Fw 190 is:

Fw 190 A-3, WNr. 130513, St.Kz. DF+GM found abandoned and damaged at Gosselies, Belgium in 1944.

Steve Sheflin

John Beaman 18th October 2015 21:41

Re: Nice photo (ebay) late war FW 190
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by S Sheflin (Post 208071)
Hello Rémi,

Unless I am mistaken, your Fw 190 is:

Fw 190 A-3, WNr. 130513, St.Kz. DF+GM found abandoned and damaged at Gosselies, Belgium in 1944.

Steve Sheflin

Steve is correct to a point. IIRC, the A-2 had open slots. The A-4 was the first to have those moveable, cooling, slots, but many A-3s were refitted with them.

Tomas Prusa 18th October 2015 22:32

Re: Nice photo (ebay) late war FW 190
 
To John Beaman - a/c on the ebay photo have open cooling slots. Movable slots was introduced on A-5s.
Thank you Steve Sheflin for additional info.

Leo Etgen 19th October 2015 02:40

Nice Photo (eBay) Late War Fw 190
 
Hi guys

I have to agree with John Beaman in that the cooling gills were introduced on the Fw 190 A-4 as that is what all the sources that I have read state. I should also mention that I have seen reference to this particular aircraft being Fw 190 A-3 (W.Nr. 0135 513).

Horrido!

Leo

Jerry Crandall 19th October 2015 06:51

Re: Nice photo (ebay) late war FW 190
 
Hi Guys, this aircraft has been retrofitted with updated parts including short neck style pilot's armored headrest and solid wheels that were not standard until the A-7.
Cheers, Jerry

Tomas Prusa 19th October 2015 10:25

Re: Nice Photo (eBay) Late War Fw 190
 
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Originally Posted by Leo Etgen (Post 208081)
Hi guys

I have to agree with John Beaman in that the cooling gills were introduced on the Fw 190 A-4 as that is what all the sources that I have read state.

Horrido!

Leo

Can I ask which sources. Because all sources stated that movable cooling gills were introduced in A-5 series.
For me, most reliable source for Fw190 is P.Rodeike Fw190 book. source: Focke Wulf Jagdflugzeug Fw 190 A Fw 190 "Dora" Ta 152 H, Peter Rodeike, Rogge GmbH, p.144

Stig Jarlevik 19th October 2015 13:32

Re: Nice photo (ebay) late war FW 190
 
Is it possible to be more certain which aircraft this was, 0130513 or 0135513?
With regard to 0130513 Smith/Creek give a STKZ GF+DM and not DF+GM!
Which is correct?

Cheers
Stig


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