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FLUG WERK Fw-190 Replica (N190RF)

Submitted 11 years ago

This Flug Werk replica of a Focke-Wulf 190 completed by Rudy Frasca comes as a kit from the factory in Gammelsdorf, Germany. An original Focke-Wulf tailwheel is included... Seen in the warbird arena at Airventure 2011

22 of N190RF 20 of FW90 21111 at KOSH

Mike Hill

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n lindsay7 years ago

Another photo of FW190 in flight with gear down appeared to have a leading edge flap. From this photo I suspect this "panel" is some illusion with the main gear panel lying adjacent to wing. can someone straighten me out?

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Champdriver7 years ago

I don't believe any of the FW-190's had a movable slat.
Now the BF-109 had slats that were aerodynamically controlled, so did the F-86 Sabre, Super Sabre and the Sabreliner.

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FLUG WERK Fw-190 Replica (N190RF)

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