Here is my recently finished Revell 1/32 scale Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9.
This model was built O.O.B. but chose not to use any of the marking choices provided in the kit since those have been done to death by other modelers so I put my model in the markings of a KG(j)55 D-9. KG(j)55 was an obscure fighter unit formed late in the war and was composed of ex-bomber pilots of disbanded bomber units.
Model Master enamel paints were used for paints and were shot through my Iwata Revolution BR airbrush.
The spinner spiral and black/yellow KG(j)55 RVD band were masked and painted and all the other markings were a mix of EagleCals and those from the kits decal sheet.
A lot of the weathering was done with my airbrush and the rest was done with oil paints thinned with Turpinoid.









Matrixone

Wow, a big nice looking bird for sure! Love the long nose 190's. Russell

Thanks very much Russell!

This kit was very nice to put together and is the third one I have built...with more to come next year.


Matrixone

Les,

Another outstanding model! I noticed the mud splatter along the rear fuselage and behind the wheels-- something usually overlooked.

My compliments!

Thanks for noticing Fred,

I wanted this model to look like an aircraft operated from a primitive dirt airstrip and it was weathered by starting from the bottom to the top.
Quite often I see some nicely weathered aircraft models but with perfectly clean wheels...by weathering the wheels first its easy to get the rest of the model weathered enough to match them.





Matrixone