A "what if" FW 190A-8 with Erich Rudorffer's markings from his FW 190A-4 during his career in the African-front.
Low-end mobile friendly version
And just as said before, this build Incorporated EternalDarkness Fuselage Slicing wing Technique, Which i highly recommend for you to check out.
Controls
VTOL down - Flaps
AG8 - Close/Open Canopy
Dont believe the Canopy? :D
This was thanks to the fuselage slicing feature being added, at the cost of double the parts, you can do things like this! It was also suggested by MisterT and i thought of using the fuselage slicing through here and it works perfectly!
This is probably the hardest, and aesthetically pleasing build i did. It was a request build from a good friend of mine (although i did ask for it), and here we are now.
Anyways. Thanks to FeatherWing162 for simply doing the cockpit intruments for me (i felt a bit lazy :v) and expect my future builds to have similar smoothness as this one from now on. And maybe ill add in the canopy features too! ;)
Specifications
Spotlights
- MAHADI 3.2 years ago
- Default4 3.2 years ago
- Kangy 3.2 years ago
- Zott 3.2 years ago
- TDevil36 3.2 years ago
- Tonnkatu 3.2 years ago
- FeatherWing 3.2 years ago
- TheGoldenEagle55 3.2 years ago
General Characteristics
- Successors 5 airplane(s) +525 bonus
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 33.6ft (10.2m)
- Length 29.2ft (8.9m)
- Height 13.4ft (4.1m)
- Empty Weight 8,570lbs (3,887kg)
- Loaded Weight 10,112lbs (4,586kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.175
- Wing Loading 30.1lbs/ft2 (147.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 335.4ft2 (31.2m2)
- Drag Points 2136
Parts
- Number of Parts 520
- Control Surfaces 7
- Performance Cost 1,936
Incase you guys havent noticed, for the sake of aesthetic and accuracy. Theres a smaller propeller just behind the main propeller that serves as the so called "Cooling Fan" on both this and the Mobile friendly version.
AMAZING!
my favorite WWII fighter, and you did a really good job!
:D
@Pnicks15 thanks
@Amirabadi yes. I just looked for one thats high quality enough.
@Amirabadi you just found them on google?
@Amirabadi i used this first for the initial building, then used this for the paint scheme afterwards. :)
Hello what is blueprint resource you are using?
@Galland unfortunately doing those little things is what im still bad at. Im mostly about building the entire plane. As for the cockpit canopy, that one came from MisterT's Work for Ta-152H from someone, and i just used it as reference for doing mine.
Great work. This fw190 cockpit cover is the closest to history I've ever seen. It's great.
The part of the landing gear can be further improved, adding details and increasing the cavity of the landing gear cabin.
Very Very Good! 👍🏼
@JamezTV maybe someday, then again i have no plans on what to build next.
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Edit: good news
This is cool. You should make a Spitfire Mk IX so that we can have a dogfight between the two