Focke Wulf Fw190 BMW801 powered

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Photo is always available

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Sample from JG2... 

[samuraj77]

 
Great 

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[samuraj77]

Nice one...

[santynus]

Very nice work Srecko 

about the Sample from JG2... you are sure about the your scheme?
I ever see that aircraft with RLM02 base color and not RLM76...
do you have some interesting info about that aircraft?

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Santino- early camouflage pattern was RLM 02, 71 and 65. Sample above is later, I think mid '44.

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Another sample, unknown, captured at the end of war.

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One correction- machine on previous page is flown by Nowotny, not Hartmann... sorry

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Fw190F-8 built by Ago, W.Nr. 583262 of 11./KG200 found at Rhein-Main in March 1945. Very interesting to note that its full registration is A3+18 but on this side it have only 18 aplied. This is very good sample of the end war camouflage and it is very doubtful which color could be of use here. It is very possible due to greyscale value on image that this is combination of the RLM 75 and RLM 83 on topside while the remained airframe are natural metal or RLM 76.

[samuraj77]

Great profiles mate...

[santynus]

very nice set of Fw190's color profile No.1 

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Thank you  Now- Focke-Wulf 190 F-9 W.Nr 440382 'Yellow10 + ' of an unknown unit.  It is possible that yellow 10 was manufactured in April 1945 in Travemuende and flown to Luebeck-Blankensee. It might be delivered to III./KG 200, which was in Luebeck-Blankensee at the moment. Camouflage is much unusual and it have two topside colors and they could be basic RLM 75 with dominant overlay of RLM 83 green color. Bottom is the standard RLM 76 color. It is very interesting that top wing camouflage is divided on half and front half looks to be in RLM 83 and rear part in RLM 75. It look like that bottom wing surfaces are in RLM 76.