A rare view of a Fw 190 D9

[Rémi Baudru]

Bonjour,

A rare photo of a brand new Fw 190 D9 (test flight ?)

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Foto-Jagdflie...EAAOSwKfVXESiz

Best regards.

Rémi

[Kutscha]

If 923 is the last numbers of the WNr, would be from one of these block numbers.



210 901 - 210 999 Focke-Wulf, Cottbus
211 901 - 211 950 Focke-Wulf, Cottbus
601 961 - 601 980 Fieseler, Kassel

[komet]

Considering the solid one color camo and the black paint around the exhaust it looks like an early bird.

[Richard Aigner]

Text on the back of the photo reads: "I/45, in ?????, Jäger überrennt mein Auto"
"January 45, at ????, fighter runs over my car."
Hth, Richard

[Marc-André Haldimann]

As for the location I would risk "I/45, In Sorau"

Cheers
Marc

[EduardosNormalos]

About halfway this old thread you can find a highly likely month-by-month WNr block "spread" of the five Focke-Wulf D-9 production batches:

http://www.japo.eu/discussion.php?f=5#wnrred13

With this information plus the date Jan/1945, I would say 211923.

BR, Juha

[Delmenhorst]

Somebody have too much money !

[Micke D]

One interesting thing is that the 9 is a bit bigger than the 23, but some W.Nr.s is paunted the same way, with the first number also bigger.

[John Manrho]

A very very nice picture...!!!

[RolandF]

Versuchsmuster of the Fw 190A had the last digits of their Werknummer painted big on their engine cowlings.
Could it be this Fw 190D is a Focke-Wulf Versuchsmuster, too, with the last digits of its Werknummer painted small, as it used to be in late war with most codes and numbers?
The other possibility might be a substitute for the omitted StKz.

Regards

RolandF