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Folk Wolf FW-190 Wurger

18.3k StockPlanesRemastered  15 days ago
Auto Credit Based on weebabyseamus's Focke Wulf FW-190 Mk. II

Originally uploaded by
weebabyseamus just over 10 years ago! (BTW the original is still loads of fun to fly.) It was their first request, and second (public) upload requested by Lolivier. it was the second attempt at an FW-190, seamingly based on the A models, featuring a hidden Jet Engine for extra umph.

This one is a more modern build with all the new parts and VR ready, with most of the instruments in the right place. It's combat ready, featuring a new technique I whipped up for synchronized machine guns. it also feature gun azimuth. my only gripe with it is it has 220 gallons of fuel compared to the real ones 140, and that above a certain altitude it's a rocket. But also at altitude it turns like a bag of bricks.

It has been repainted in the colors of Green 2, a plane that crash landed in Russia and was subsequently captured and evaluated.

Due to recent world political strife, any and all country markings have been omitted. I actually considered not uploading this, and infact removing a nother build all together.

Craft Instructions included in build, will post here soon

Activation groups
1 canopy
2 Engine start
3 not used
4 not used
5 not used
6 Weapons master
7 activates flaps in conjunction with elevator trim
8 lights and inner main gear doors simultaneously
Fireweapons guns
LandingGear landing gear
VTOL Prop Pitch
Trim Elevator trim.
Engine Start:
Crack throttle(10%)
Prop at 0%
AG 2 or start engine

                                                              Take off check list:
                                                                      Start engine 
                                                                    Set prop 100%
                                                                          trim tail                                                                                    
                                                             Throttle up to 50%
                                             Tail lifts at 90mph, Throttle to 80%  
                  tap rudder to keep straight, use ailerons if needed, focus on 
                 keeping the plane stable, don't worry about going straight
                                                                  Rotate at 140mph

                                               Post take off: 
                                          Center trim
                                   Raise Landing Gear
                          Turn off lights and raise gear doors

            Prop to 50%, do not exceed 75% Unless you're trying to get out of 
                                                     trouble (or start it)

                                                              Landing:
                                                       Activate flaps,
                                         Open gear doors and turn on lights      
                                                       50% Throttle
                                         Lower gear around 200 mph
                                       Maintain 140 to 160 when landing.
                                     Let the plane roll to a stop naturally 

For VR use as always use the controller for landing and takeoff, do not use virtual controls. For use in combat, you'll need to put something under your butt to adjust the camera height because it does sit a bit low.

FUN FACT! I got to go to the Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum In Everett WA two years ago when my family and I went to SEA-Tac WA. I'll tell you I about lost my senses when I saw this thing!

General Characteristics

  • Predecessor Focke Wulf FW-190 Mk. II
  • Created On Windows
  • Wingspan 34.8ft (10.6m)
  • Length 28.0ft (8.5m)
  • Height 12.0ft (3.7m)
  • Empty Weight 8,227lbs (3,731kg)
  • Loaded Weight 9,700lbs (4,400kg)

Performance

  • Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.247
  • Wing Loading 47.2lbs/ft2 (230.5kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 205.5ft2 (19.1m2)
  • Drag Points 3291

Parts

  • Number of Parts 178
  • Control Surfaces 11
  • Performance Cost 842