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@@davidcovarubias4729 ja! U know little about ww2 planes. Even alied fighters were better than the Mustang... In low and medium highs that is. Check all the plane stats if u don't believe me...
@@VonRammsteyn I do know a lot about WWll fighter planes. Overall the P-51 outclassed any German fighter except for the speed of the ME-262. I'm not even counting the ME-163, that was more of a rocket than an airplane. The P-51 outclassed anything the Japanese had and overall was better than anything the Brits had (Supermarine Spitfire). Sure any other aircraft may have had one attribute that was better than the Mustang but "overall" the P-51 Mustang was the best fighter of WWll.
@@davidcovarubias4729 "The Mustang may not do what the spitfire does, But what it do, it does over Berlín"... If u going to send a picture to your girlfriend, take it infront of a Mustang. If u going to send it to your mother, take it infront of a Thunderbolt"
@@davidcovarubias4729 ww2 pilots said that, not me... And at lower and medium highs, fw 190 Dora and Messerschmitt bf 109 gustav had better maneuverability than the Mustang...
Great looking aircraft. I'm guessing the absence of the swastika insignia would be to avoid problems with sales in certain countries (like Germany). On the assumption that the red and white underside is historically correct, I wonder what the pilots thought about being that visible to ground fire?
Painting is correct [dont know about upper nose, early war sky blue], it's the paint scheme for airfield defence aircraft for the Me 262's of JV 44, Adolf Galland's squadron.
+@Parawingdelth2 The late war JV44 Fw-190D were painted red underneath so that German gunners would see them and not shoot at them. Their mission was to guard the Me-262s leaving and returning the airfield.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews I did the same, installing a metal pin in place of the broken plastic hinge. I was cringing watching you push the gear into the lock tab.
These are pretty amazing kits, ( when they get the stabilizers right😁) I reference the unboxing of the Spitfire. I heard thee guys went out of business? One of your post below says they cost upwards of $300? These 1/18 scale are good but not that good. I have just upgraded to the relatively new model scale kits of 1/32 scale and they range from 2-300 dollars and you have to build. If still in business I'd take a shot at these guys for maybe 50 -75 bucks tops.
Every unboxing video I see with you yanking on parts and twist ties makes me cringe and just waiting for a wing or something to break. I don’t know if you realize what you have here with all the 36 planes you “came across”. Not sure if you bought them from someone or what but if you bought them you probably know they’re worth about $150 and up for each one new in the box. I’ve seen used ones sell for over $750 depending on the type of plane. If you found 36 of them you had a small fortune worth of collectibles. I wish they still made these because they’re great toys for kids and pretty detailed and great for the collector or plane enthusiast. Especially at their original prices that was around $19.99 to $39.99 depending on the size and plane. They made them in 1/32 and 1/18 scales and they’re all collectibles now.
I had 2 of these. One I converted to an A8 using the old Skyworks conversion, but that got binned after the nose warped badly in the sun due to the resin Skyworks used. I still have the other one - but the landing gear mechanism broke around 15 years ago and it was put away, forgotten, until last year when I decided to completely repaint it in the colours of 12/JG54 Hans Dortenmann Red 1. I used Q.M.T. paint masks for the national insignias and the spinner spiral, spare Red 1 decals from the Hobby Boss 1/18 Fw 190 A8 kit and Peddinghouse Decals for the stencils.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews I moved house 12 months ago, but whilst emptying the loft before I left, I came across the nose and rear fuselage plug that I cut off of the 190D-9. As the A-8 is now readily available from HobbyBoss in 1/18, and I had one on the shelf for a while unbuilt, I had the notion of grafting the D-9 nose to the HobbyBoss A-8, which no doubt would have made for a more accurate D-9 with far better and more accurate landing gear. Sadly, somehow during the move, the nose was lost. Typical. It had been in that loft for some 15+ years, only to be lost in the house move. I did toy with cutting up the other D-9 to do the same with that, but decided that as it was complete, it would be best to leave it that way and just do a repaint.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews Trust me, they may be large, but they are very basic with few parts. They're just a kit version of the ready built Merit Fw190 range.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews i had to repair mine a bit so that it can be neat and now that i finished my repairs on mine it looks simply distinctive to my other toy fighters
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews It was meant to be there. Its a reference to an earlier incident involving the pilot Waldemar Wubke. After being shot down he had to return to his unit by train. Closer translation is more like "by order of the state railway".
@@Richey4RealCa Just found this explanation: Wübke painted his personal emblem on the port side of the fuselage under the cockpit of his aircraft; the words “Im Auftrage der Reichsbahn” ("In service of the Reich Railway") in white lettering. This was a sarcastic reference to Wübke's loathing of fighter-bomber missions, many of which he was forced to undertake in his early career as a combat pilot. In his opinion trains were better used to carry bombs, not fighter aircraft. Source: military.wikia.org/wiki/Waldemar_W%C3%BCbke
I was wondering the same thing, The TA 152 is thinner and not as wide as the engine, it would seem like more elongated, it is precisely in my opinion, the model that is in this video, not a FW F190
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If you could help support this channel so I can keep buying and reviewing these pre-built models I would really appreciate your support 😃. I plan on reviewing ALL of the 21st Century, Elite Force, Jsi/Merit 1:18 scale models. It will get expensive haha.
I absolutely love the FW190s. Such amazing aircraft
#metoo
Of all the fw190s the d9 is no exception
Nah the A-8 it’s the coolest in my opinion
ANOTHER OUTSTANDING VIDEO AND PRESENTATION. I bet you have a huge great collection and no empty ceiling space to hang them.
I have 4 of the 1:18 and 5 of the 1:32. Your lucky to have found them. 21st Century was an awesome company and I'm sad they're gone.
I got p38 and 51
@@HardCorps88 Awesome, I've been looking for a pristine P38 for years.
@@Gorilla_Jones got as birthday gift many years ago from a great friend who has passed. It’s my fav plane.
Me lo potete spiegare in italiano ?? Grazie tante
They are gone??
:(
Man! I got luck and bought one hanging from the ceiling for 50$ all parts there!
I just found out they are 300-500$
OMG are you serious, you did indeed hit the jack pot if ya got one @ 50, just posted that'd be my limit, they are reasonable quality in that range
The nickname for the FW-190D is Langnase which means long nose in english
Few knows this could have been the very Best fighter of the ww2
Not better than the Mustang
@@davidcovarubias4729 ja! U know little about ww2 planes. Even alied fighters were better than the Mustang... In low and medium highs that is. Check all the plane stats if u don't believe me...
@@VonRammsteyn I do know a lot about WWll fighter planes. Overall the P-51 outclassed any German fighter except for the speed of the ME-262. I'm not even counting the ME-163, that was more of a rocket than an airplane. The P-51 outclassed anything the Japanese had and overall was better than anything the Brits had (Supermarine Spitfire). Sure any other aircraft may have had one attribute that was better than the Mustang but "overall" the P-51 Mustang was the best fighter of WWll.
@@davidcovarubias4729 "The Mustang may not do what the spitfire does, But what it do, it does over Berlín"... If u going to send a picture to your girlfriend, take it infront of a Mustang. If u going to send it to your mother, take it infront of a Thunderbolt"
@@davidcovarubias4729 ww2 pilots said that, not me... And at lower and medium highs, fw 190 Dora and Messerschmitt bf 109 gustav had better maneuverability than the Mustang...
Great looking aircraft. I'm guessing the absence of the swastika insignia would be to avoid problems with sales in certain countries (like Germany). On the assumption that the red and white underside is historically correct, I wonder what the pilots thought about being that visible to ground fire?
Painting is correct [dont know about upper nose, early war sky blue], it's the paint scheme for airfield defence aircraft for the Me 262's of JV 44, Adolf Galland's squadron.
Papagei Staffel.
Parrot Squadron.
Defense of the ME 262 Airfields.
+@Parawingdelth2 The late war JV44 Fw-190D were painted red underneath so that German gunners would see them and not shoot at them. Their mission was to guard the Me-262s leaving and returning the airfield.
These are NOTORIOUS for weak landing gear hinges. Be VERY careful when extending the gear! You have been warned. Great video.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews I did the same, installing a metal pin in place of the broken plastic hinge. I was cringing watching you push the gear into the lock tab.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews a collector's worst nightmare 😬
I think the FW 190 more of a sleeker design than the Messerschmidt’s the cockpit looks roomier as well.
These are pretty amazing kits, ( when they get the stabilizers right😁) I reference the unboxing of the Spitfire. I heard thee guys went out of business? One of your post below says they cost upwards of $300? These 1/18 scale are good but not that good. I have just upgraded to the relatively new model scale kits of 1/32 scale and they range from 2-300 dollars and you have to build. If still in business I'd take a shot at these guys for maybe 50 -75 bucks tops.
That plane is really beautiful 👌
Every unboxing video I see with you yanking on parts and twist ties makes me cringe and just waiting for a wing or something to break. I don’t know if you realize what you have here with all the 36 planes you “came across”. Not sure if you bought them from someone or what but if you bought them you probably know they’re worth about $150 and up for each one new in the box. I’ve seen used ones sell for over $750 depending on the type of plane. If you found 36 of them you had a small fortune worth of collectibles. I wish they still made these because they’re great toys for kids and pretty detailed and great for the collector or plane enthusiast. Especially at their original prices that was around $19.99 to $39.99 depending on the size and plane. They made them in 1/32 and 1/18 scales and they’re all collectibles now.
I can see that the Swastika is not on the Tail of the 190...The Luftwaffe used to Block it out towards the end of the War...Like a Square block
Samolot z której wojny? Bo na pewno nie z drugiej..
the landing gear on the 190 was slanted inward, not outward...
I had 2 of these. One I converted to an A8 using the old Skyworks conversion, but that got binned after the nose warped badly in the sun due to the resin Skyworks used. I still have the other one - but the landing gear mechanism broke around 15 years ago and it was put away, forgotten, until last year when I decided to completely repaint it in the colours of 12/JG54 Hans Dortenmann Red 1. I used Q.M.T. paint masks for the national insignias and the spinner spiral, spare Red 1 decals from the Hobby Boss 1/18 Fw 190 A8 kit and Peddinghouse Decals for the stencils.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews I moved house 12 months ago, but whilst emptying the loft before I left, I came across the nose and rear fuselage plug that I cut off of the 190D-9. As the A-8 is now readily available from HobbyBoss in 1/18, and I had one on the shelf for a while unbuilt, I had the notion of grafting the D-9 nose to the HobbyBoss A-8, which no doubt would have made for a more accurate D-9 with far better and more accurate landing gear. Sadly, somehow during the move, the nose was lost. Typical. It had been in that loft for some 15+ years, only to be lost in the house move. I did toy with cutting up the other D-9 to do the same with that, but decided that as it was complete, it would be best to leave it that way and just do a repaint.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews Trust me, they may be large, but they are very basic with few parts. They're just a kit version of the ready built Merit Fw190 range.
Una belleza 😍 👏👏👏👏
Fantasticoooo !! Dove comprare in Italia ??
Que hermoso. Amigo donde los puedo adquirir un modelo de esos aviones . Te ecribo desde colombia. Gracias.
I have the bf 109 f4 limited edition
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews i had to repair mine a bit so that it can be neat and now that i finished my repairs on mine it looks simply distinctive to my other toy fighters
Do a B17
There’s a LEGO b17 for 1,000+ dollars.
Im Auftrag der Reichsbahn. I don’t if that was meant to be there ;) that translate into “on behalf of the Empire Rail way Service” XD
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews It was meant to be there. Its a reference to an earlier incident involving the pilot Waldemar Wubke. After being shot down he had to return to his unit by train. Closer translation is more like "by order of the state railway".
@@Richey4RealCa Just found this explanation:
Wübke painted his personal emblem on the port side of the fuselage under the cockpit of his aircraft; the words “Im Auftrage der Reichsbahn” ("In service of the Reich Railway") in white lettering. This was a sarcastic reference to Wübke's loathing of fighter-bomber missions, many of which he was forced to undertake in his early career as a combat pilot. In his opinion trains were better used to carry bombs, not fighter aircraft.
Source: military.wikia.org/wiki/Waldemar_W%C3%BCbke
@@rainerbehrendt9330 Very interesting Thank you.
The amazing Dora
Where I could get one of this?
Check ebay, there are some for sale there. Good luck!
I Have this identically but scale 1:32
I want a focke wulf 1_18 but I have wrong and have buy 1/32 sorry for the english
Were the hell do you get these
Where do you get them?
Hello everyone, can anyone tell me the email to buy these models online? thanks
Hey boss...
Anyone knows the difference between the FW 190D and FW TA-152??? Are they same??
New Engine.
Complete different Wings (H).
From 4 or 5 Weapons to only 3.
Even H version.
I was wondering the same thing, The TA 152 is thinner and not as wide as the engine, it would seem like more elongated, it is precisely in my opinion, the model that is in this video, not a FW F190
+@malcomsoh5648 Only the early Ta-152 prototypes were created from cannibalized Fw-190D airframes. The production Ta-152s were new-design aircraft.
Bacana . Faço aviões e tanques de guerra com rolos de papel higiênico. Confere aí
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews he's saying that " he can do airplanes and tanks out of toilet paper" sound interesting. Cheers from Brazil!!
The gear down stance is not at all realistic.
asmr
models, here in Mexico they are only for the rich, in the prime they cost a month's salary for a standard worker, a shame, they are very beautiful but unattainable, just a dream 😪
models, here in Mexico they are only for the rich, in the prime they cost a month's salary for a standard worker, a shame, they are very beautiful but unattainable, just a dream 😪

How do you display yours?