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    hi guys and girls

    Thinking of doing the tamiya 1/48 fw190 a-3 now

    but the only paints i have are the revell enamels.

    i was thinking of using the colours i used for the stuka which the pics are on here, would they be ok.
    Also i have a revell grey for the cockpit. As it is just for my niece i think it should be okay. What do you guys think, your advice appreciated.



    thanks Keith

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    It depends on the particular Wurger painting you want to make.So you need to find a colour profile or B&W pic of the Fw190 firstly.Fortunately Fw190 were painted with many camo schemes though there was the major RLM74/75/76 one for all of them and it is possible to fine the camo pattern which can fit to your Revell colours..

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    Maybe some Fw 190 used on the Eastern front? JG 54 is known for painting their aircraft with bomber camouflage patterns.

    Edit: Here is one example... Not a Fw 190A-3 but still...
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails ADVICE-eduard__fw_190a__49f2173de10ac.jpg  
    Last edited by imalko; 06-28-2009 at 01:31 PM.

    "Find your enemy and shoot him down - everything else is unimportant."


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    thanks guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by imalko View Post
    Maybe some Fw 190 used on the Eastern front? JG 54 is known for painting their aircraft with bomber camouflage patterns.

    For bombers and fighters there were used different patterns rather. But if you meant colours for this you are right Igor.The JG54 had their FWs painted with RLM71/72/76 but most of them were later than A-3 version, Wurgers. But there are known A-3s of the JG51with the same camo scheme.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails ADVICE-fw190a3-3jg51-white6-1942.jpg  
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    thanks Worjtek

    i found a A-3 in sand yellow and the belly is weissblau ( which i think is a light blue which i used on the belly of the stuka )

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    I see...the camo scheme was called the desert one.. Here an example of the RLM76/79 camo mottled with RLM80 very often.
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    Thats the one Worjtek.

    i've been looking for the pic i saw of it. ( it was a tamiya fw 190 A-3 model pic i saw it on ) Now i will have to buy the paints for it

    Thanks again Worjtek

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    You are welcome Keith.

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    Hi Guy's and girls

    While searching for info on the FW190 D-9 i found these colours for a FW 190 for JG2 or JG26 So thinking of doing the sand yellow one for the Fw 19 A-3

    Fw190A4_6_JG2 SAND AND GREEN.png

    Fw190A4_2_JG2 SAND YELLOW.png

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    Oh..Clave is the Master of these profiles.There is many of them in the forum.Try to find Clave's personal gallery, Keith.
    But I would like to point that these profiles are of A-4 variant.

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    Hi Wojtek

    I thought it was an a-4. More reserch needed as i don't see the difference between the A-3 and A-4

    I am not as good as you guys on here they look the same to me.

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    There are some excellent profiles of Dora - 9's in the "Modelmania Focke-Wulf Fw 190D" book by AJ Press which Wurger kindly sent me. Unfortunately I do not have a scanner so perhaps someone else could oblige who has both the book and scanner?


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    Quote Originally Posted by ellis995 View Post

    I am not as good as you guys on here they look the same to me.
    Think "long nose." You'll see exactly why if someone kindly puts a profile of an A and D variant together in a post.


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    Hi Maximowitz

    I am sorting out the colour sceme for my Fw190 A-3 and i found these details of these A-3 and A-4.

    How easy or hard is it to turn an A-3 into an A-4

    fw190_variants_03.jpg

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