Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A 1:48 - a set of details from the production of Black Dog gives a model of the radial-engined A series the fine fittings that are lost in injection-molded plastic.
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Under the Black Dog banner comes out a detailing item for a model of the German fighter of the A series. It will not be built without a plastic basis and works as an addition to a finished kit, giving it fineness where the mold had to simplify the shape.
The Fw 190 came out of the design office of Kurt Tank and from its combat debut at the end of 1941 it differed from the rivals of the day in its BMW radial engine in a very tight cowling. The A series went through a long development from the light early versions to the heavily armed late machines. The type gained a reputation as a tough and well handling fighter with comfortable wide landing gear, which made it one of the most frequently built German aircraft of all.
Before gluing, check whether the part does not bind in the opening, and level any overhangs with a fine-cut file. Work in small steps and always try a dry joint first. You will manage the painting with a brush as well, but on covers and textured surfaces an airbrush is noticeably cleaner. At the close a dark wash into the engraved lines and fine dry-brushing of the edges helps.
The glue and the paints are not supplied with this item.
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