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Focke-Wulf Fw 190D
camouflage & markings, Part II

Cover previewThe content of Part II follows the outline of Part I, with rules and detailed descriptions of colour patterns applied to Fw 190D-9s and D-13s built by the type’s licence manufacturers, i.e., the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Weserflug (Arb. Roland), Mimetall Erfurt and Fieseler Kassel. Separate chapters are dedicated to the influence of repair work on the final appearance of aircraft, and the comparison of different Doras in single units at a specific time.
There is also a “bonus” chapter of a slightly different form, dealing with the detailed analysis of the development of the Fw 190D with Daimler-Benz DB 603 engines, including the Fw 190D-14 and D-15.
The book is fully documented with extracts from original documents, black & white, and colour photographs, as well as numerous colour schemes and colour profiles. It is completed with a comprehensive loss list of the entire Arbeitsgemeinschaft Weserflug, Mimetall Erfurt and Fieseler Kassel production.
Highly recommended for all students of WW II aerial warfare, Fw 190 fans, and modellers.

Discussion forum → Focke-Wulf Fw 190D camouflage & markings, Part II

9. 10. 2007, 13:33
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French suppliers ???
from: Olivier
Any hope to get this book for sale in some specialised shop in France ??? For instance La Maison du Livre Aviation in Paris ?
Cheers

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11. 10. 2007, 10:05
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Re: French suppliers ???
from: Eric Larger    to: Olivier
Yes I spoke to hten team of "La Maison du Livre d'Aviation) , and they have planned (2 weeks ago) to order it , so within few weeks you should be able to buy it there .

All the best

eric
19. 10. 2007, 11:14
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Re:Re: French suppliers ???
from: Olivier   to: Eric Larger
Many thanks for this information. I think this a/c will be in the near future one of the most thoroughly covered, when you consider, in parallel to the JaPo publications, the Eagle Editions forthcoming books !
Cheers,

Olivier

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