Focke-Wulf FW 190 A-4 "Siegfried Schnell" 1:32

Planning for 3 years and developing for 10 years, the main Luftwaffe single-seat fighters nicknamed Würger (Shrike) will be finally released in the pre-order limited box!
Note the exquisite surface configuration from the nose to the sides of the fuselage, which changes delicately, hidden in the overall form of a solid and sturdy German aircraft. The "BMW 801" engine with command device, which pioneered engine control for current aircraft, and the cockpit, which is filled with the rationality of Dr. Tank's careful consideration.
This is the true form of the "Fw 190," the result of a long period of thorough research and repeated design changes.

Siegfried Schnell
The top ace aircraft that made a name for itself on the Western Front has been revived in the SWS with the heroic figure of its pilot.
Siegfried Schnell was an ace pilot on the Western Front who spent most of his frontline service with the JG 2 (2nd Fighter Wing) deployed in France. He was assigned to 4./JG 2 just before the outbreak of World War II, and recorded his first victory during the Battle of France in 1940. After the Battle of Britain, he continued to increase his tally and quickly rose to the top of JG2. When the unit converted to the new Fw 190 A and gained superiority over the Spitfire, the pace of his aerial victories accelerated and his number of sorties exceeded 500, with a total of 93 downed aircraft (90 of which were scored on the Western Front, including 12 four-engine heavy bombers). This kit includes a special "Schnell" figure. Note the distinctive JG 2 markings with the eagle design painted on the nose, which was intended to hide soot stains behind the exhausts. It will be fun to display this figure next to the fuselage and recreate a scene of that time.