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MiniArt Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9 (1/48) 48040

SKU: MIN48040
Manufacturer SKU: 48040

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Miniart Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9 Mimetall Jagdgeschwader (1/48) 48040

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Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9 Mimetall Jagdgeschwader

This 1/48 scale kit from MiniArt represents the Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9, a late-war German fighter developed to improve high-altitude performance. Aircraft produced by Mimetall often featured simplified finishes due to wartime conditions, giving these machines a distinctive appearance compared to earlier variants.

The model features finely detailed surface textures, including crisp panel lines and rivets, along with a fully detailed cockpit. Builders can choose between an open or closed canopy configuration, allowing for different display options. With multiple decal choices, the kit enables accurate representation of aircraft operated by Jagdgeschwader units during the final stages of WWII.

  • 1/48 scale plastic model kit of Fw 190D-9
  • Represents late-war Mimetall-produced aircraft
  • Detailed cockpit with instrument panel and seat
  • Finely reproduced panel lines and rivet detail
  • Optional open or closed canopy
  • Clear parts included for canopy and details
  • Includes 2 decal options
  • Suitable for late WWII Luftwaffe aircraft builds

History:

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-9 was introduced as an improved version of the earlier Fw 190 series, designed to address performance limitations at higher altitudes. Equipped with a more powerful inline engine, it offered enhanced speed and climb performance, making it better suited to intercepting Allied bombers and fighters.

Produced under increasingly difficult wartime conditions, late-war aircraft built by manufacturers such as Mimetall often featured simplified paint schemes and construction details. Units like Jagdgeschwader 301 operated these aircraft during the final phase of WWII, where they played a key role in Germany’s defensive air operations.