One of a Kind by bmac62
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...particularly for all you 3D modellers and history buffs out there.
...these images were taken two days ago.
...newest addition (May 2011) to the Flying Heritage Collection at Paine Field, Everett, Washington.
...only airworthy Focke-Wulf FW 190A flying with an original BMW801 engine. For you non-aviation enthusiasts, this is a BIG deal:)
...crashed while attacking a Soviet supply train on the Eastern Front on July 9, 1943...here's the story of how the plane survived untouched for over 40 years. Click Here
Bill
P.S. Zoom worthy for details.
"Going to the Dogs"
Comments (34)
Oh wow I'm suitably bloody impressed mate. RESPECT!!!!!!!! I bet that crashed pilot who was taken prisoner by the Russians had a very, very hard life. Mr Pilot sir, can you spell GULAG!!!
Great photos Bill....
i made this as a model many years ago
Great collage and a very interesting background Bill. I am learning more on this website about German aircraft than I ever imagined!
I am very impressed!
Really a rather attractive plane.
Along with a Mitsubishi Zero type propeller spinner! Stellar composition of fotos in this meritorious montage, Bill. The aircraft looks like it's been renovated to perfection.
magnificent!!
Isn't this a huge WOW!!!! Amazing photos to create this collage and thanks for the link. Outstanding package. Dana
wonderful photos!!
One of a kind indeed Great capture Hugs Susan~
Awesome collage of this beautiful aircraft!!
so many views cool to stare warm hugs, Linda
Splendid collage!!
Super shots Bill and a very impressive story.
Wow! What a great find Bill! I can't imagine the work it must have taken to restore it to this condition.
Neat little plane and so well captured too :-)
Super collage of this plane Bill looks in great condition..
What a great job they made of it!
It's amazing the things you can find in Russian marshes! This is an amazing collage! I'm not current on my historical aircraft, but I can appreciate the big-deal-ness of something like this. Truly amazing.
Super collage, off to read about it now!!!
Thanks a lot, Bill. Beautiful collage of a most rare specimen indeed! I checked the history - amazing the Soviet Union let them discover the plane and then remove it! I also saw the photos of the Mk 37 88 gun and the Hetzer (you posted some own photos of that some time ago). From the cockpit photo I assume you weren't able to get closer for a fuller view of the instrument panel. Given the period 1939 - 1941, the designers had enough time to evaluate the Me 109 and come up with an improved plane. I've read that some German pilots preferred the Fw over any other plane - speed, maneuverability, etc... Good job catching the camouflage paint - not much shadow. Keep up the good work! :-)
Beautiful shots, Bill; as a non-airplane buff I am suitably impressed too!
GERMAN POWER IN THE SKY :)
Really nice collection of photos showing off this plane! I'm looking forward to seeing it fly next weekend. :D
Great collage of great photos of this warbird, Bill! What a fantastic restoration job - she's a beauty!
Fabulous collage my friend. Well done
Awesome work! I'd heard about this project. Would love to see it first-hand! By the way, I believe there is video on YouTube of them running up the motor and doing some taxi tests. Sorry... don't have the actual links...
this is super cool. I love war stories for some reason. the true ones i like to hear and read
Amazing story Bill a few of our aircraft found in cold mud too.. Great collage too