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21st November 2014, 03:25
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Re: FW 200 Condor floatplane
Hi, Vic...
I believe this is a definitely a product of someone's imagination...  . It's the (very!) old, original Revell Fw200 kit in 1/72 scale from way back when I was a boy, with rivets the scale size of apples to boot...! It has been fitted out with floats from somewhere, spurious markings for LG2 and dodgy-looking two-bladed propellors. Wing joints seem rather good, though... a bit of effort gone into it, certainly. I don't think it ever entered the collective mind of Focke-Wulf's design team to bring this beast into being. As Stig said, it would require a strong airframe and that's one thing the Condor was plagued with... breaking its back, usually on landing. Interesting project, though. Regards, Paul 
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