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4th September 2006, 23:48
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Re: Awsome FW 190 replica !
Nice work, think everything on that aircraft is described on the link. It is not a Flugwerk, they use Chinese engines, see www.flugwerk.com. Rudder looks a little different, but a fantastic work to built such a bird from scratch. The D-F..... fox registration shows also that it is in the heavy single engine class. Great to see more and more warbirds in Germany, think we can handle our history now (as we were always told to be the bad guys forever - mainly by some of our own citizens). There are now two Me 109G, one Me 163 (as a glider) and the Me 262, all of them with the Messerschmitt Foundation, plus the Flugwerk-FW and this one ! And not to forget the 5 Ju 52 (ok, 4 of them are swiss registered....), plus the numberless Bückers, some Stieglitz etc.
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