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Old 28th December 2010, 23:57
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Re: Fw190A W.Nr and Factory (Werk plate)

Hi Mark,

The Werk Nummer should be 0150 1227, and not 0151227.

W.Nr 0150 1113, 0150 1145, and 0150 1285 were all built by Focke-Wulf at Bremen.

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Old 29th December 2010, 01:29
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Re: Fw190A W.Nr and Factory (Werk plate)

Andrew

So both half right and half wrong?

0150 1227 and Focke Wulf Bremen.

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Old 29th December 2010, 04:09
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Re: Fw190A W.Nr and Factory (Werk plate)

Mark,

Courtesy of Andrew's great 190 site, here's a 190A-5 main plate, W.Nr. 1595.

http://fw190.hobbyvista.com/polyak6.htm

My experience with 190 plates (make that plates in general), indicates that manufacturer letter codes (denoting primary builder, license builder and/or builder factory site) were not consistently used. This applies to main airframe ID plates as well as airframe component and subassembly data plates.

Here you will find examples of each type.

http://fw190.hobbyvista.com/plates.htm

Am not sure this answers your question, but variability is common when it comes to entries on plates, especially hand entered information, even at the same factory, across production blocks.

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