And another Dora produced from the Fieseler factory with a different paint scheme: Fw190D-9 Yellow 11, 3./JG2, may 1945, WNr 600 ???







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will do some more skins for the Fieseler birds in the next weeks ...

coming next ... another Fieseler bird from JG 2

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perhaps next weekend

so, here it is:

Fw190D-9, WMr 600xxx, Black <||, Stab I./JG2, Frankfurt april 1945.
A mutch debated plane, JaPo publishing is allocating it to JG 2, whereas other sources claimed it a JG 4 bird. According to the explanations from JaPo publishing, i choosed JG2 as unit.
Thew plane was painted RLM 76/82/83 on the fuselage, the lower wing wtih W2 scheme. The upper colour isn´t realy clear, possibel is RLM 82/83 but more likely the high contrast scheme RLM 76/83.

The skin pack containes the black <|| skin and a generic.




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Found some unusual painted MiMetall Doras ... first one:

Fw190D-9, WNr 500093, yellow 13, 3./JG26, Obgfr. Dieter Krägeloh, january 1945

The aircraft belongs to the first production batch from the MiMetall factory, which has been produced entirely in December 1944 (WNr 500001 - 500130). The plane was thrown into action shortly after being delivered to JG 26, with it´s ferry number still on the tail. Operation Bodenplatte was the first operational mission for Dieter Krägeloh with the Dora 9. He crashlanded after attacking the airfield of Grimbergen (Belgium).
The plane was painted RLM 76/02/82/83. It had a Junkers factory scheme with the straight demarcation line between RLM 76/02 and top RLM 83 colours. The lower wings with a W3 scheme and the upper wing surfaces with a RLM 82/83 camouflage which was completely conventional for the period.





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... lost in MiMetall

wip: yellow 15 from II./JG 301



still a lot to do on this bird ...

Next MiMetall plane:

Fw190D-9, WNr 500572, white 3 + -, 5./JG26, 5 may 1945





This plane belongs to the third and last production batch assembled by MiMetall (WNr 500551 - 500700) between january and march 1945. These planes were delivered to JG 2, 6, 26 and 301. Also EJG 1 and III. /KG(J) 27 got some.White 3 was found bellylanded in Denmark at may 5 in 1945. The name of the pilot is unkown. It is the only kown plane of this batch with the production number below the Hakenkreuz.

It had the RLM 76/02/81/82 paint scheme with a soft overspray of the fuselage with RLM 82. The lower wings with the W3 scheme.

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Have some more MIMetall planes in store to come in the next days ... and some Focke-Wulf build planes like this one:

One more MiMetall plane with the more typical paintings:

WNr 500698, brown 18 + -, 7./JG 26, belongs to the third and final production batch from the MiMetall factory. This third batch is sporting the late war Luftwaffe colours, as well asthe final evolution of camouflage techniques and methods.
This colourful aircrafts was one of three D9 that were surrendered intact at the airfield of Schleswig-Land (Jagel) on 5 May 1945.
It was painted with RLM 76/02/81/82 on the fuselage and the high contrast scheme RLM 76/81 on the upper wings. The lower wings are sporting the W2 scheme with RLM 76 and unpainted areas, without a dark leading edge. Interesting is the landing gear painted RLM 81 with the number 18.

Have corrected the brown 18 - changed the letter/number 8 and updated the download as version 2



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Another MiMetall factory bird:

Fw190D-9, WNr 500666, yellow 15, II./JG301




The plane belongs also to the third and final production batch from the MiMetall factory. This third batch is sporting the late war Luftwaffe colours, as well asthe final evolution of camouflage techniques and methods. It was painted with RLM 76/02/81/82, the lower wings with a W3 scheme, the leading edge most likely painted with RLM 81.

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