Zoukei Mura SWS22 1/32 Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4 Fighter Aircraft
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Specification: Two-colour molding (gray, clear) PS Injection-molded plastic kit
Size: Height about 96mm, overall width about 329mm, total length about 277mm
Total number of Parts: 314
** This model kit is supplied in unassembled and unpainted plastic components. Please note that glue, model paints, and other basic modelling tools are required and sold separately.
The "SWS 1/32 Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4" kit (SWS22) is largely identical to the "1/32 Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4 'Siegfried Schnell'" (SWS21) released in 2023, with the primary distinction lying in painting and markings.
Additionally, differences are evident in the decals, instruction manual, and packaging of the two kits. While the sprues remain consistent between the two, specific parts such as antennas are offered as selectable options.
It's important to note that the bonus "Siegfried Schnell" figure is not included in the SWS22 kit.
Introducing the groundbreaking SWS 1/32 Fw 190 A-4! Here are its standout features:
1.Authentic Reproduction:
- After extensive research and redesign, the Fw 190's true appearance is faithfully captured.
- The A-4 Short Nose variant, equipped with an air-cooled engine, is meticulously replicated on the world's first 1/32 scale kit.
- Take note of the intricately changing cross-section from the nose to the fuselage's side, complemented by an exquisite surface composition.
2. Innovative Engineering:
- Experience the "BMW 801" engine equipped with Command Gelate, a pioneering feature in modern aircraft engine control.
- The load distribution mechanism, connecting the exhaust pipe to the firewall via a truss-shaped strut, enhances structural integrity.
- Assembling the engine rack allows you to feel the airflow through the aircraft structure and engine, showcasing the true value of SWS.
3. Authentic colours and Markings:
- Choose from summer and winter camouflage options, including Corporal Karl-Heinz Cordes' aircraft "White 3".
- "White 3" features the JG54 emblem of a green heart and the I./JG54 emblem of a black eagle.
- Additionally, three variants of "White 4" with team mark demons are available, adding historical depth to your model.
Experience the pinnacle of scale modeling with the SWS 1/32 Fw 190 A-4. Immerse yourself in its unparalleled detail and authenticity, bringing history to life on your workbench.
Colour & Marking:
1. Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4, I./JG54, "White 3", Corporal Karl-Heinz Cordes, Russia, March 1943 2. Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4, I./JG54, "White 3", Corporal Karl-Heinz Cordes, Russia, Summer 1943 3. Focke-Wulf FW 190 A-4, I./JG1, Nr. 0601, "White 4", Netherlands, Amsterdam-Schiphol, June 1943
The authentic essence of the Fw 190, a World War II masterpiece affectionately known as the "Wurger," is impeccably captured here.
The Fw 190, the primary single-seat fighter aircraft of the Luftwaffe during World War II, was developed under the visionary design principles of Dr. Kurt Tank. Dr. Tank famously advocated for a fighter aircraft to embody the qualities of a warhorse, prioritizing durability and reliability over sheer speed. Among its variants, the A-4 type represents the culmination of the aircraft's design evolution before the extension of the engine mount.
Dr. Tank ingeniously addressed the challenges posed by air-cooled engines, which typically exhibit a large frontal projected area and high air resistance. By narrowing the cowling diameter to its limit and installing an oil cooler or oil tank in front of the engine, he successfully reduced the aircraft's frontal profile. Additionally, the performance of the high-output air-cooled engine was further optimized by increasing speed through the thrust of a single exhaust pipe.
Attention to detail is paramount, particularly in appreciating the intricate surface structure that seamlessly connects the subtly evolving nose to the fuselage's side. This craftsmanship is a hallmark of the Fw 190, embodying the essence of a simple yet robust German aircraft.
What is the "BMW 801" engine equipped with command gelate, which was a pioneer in engine control for modern aircraft?
Dr. Tank's preference for a robust air-cooled engine with high horsepower led to the adoption of the BMW 801 air-cooled double-row 14-cylinder engine, eschewing the vulnerabilities associated with liquid-cooled engines. The SWS kit meticulously reproduces intricate components such as push-pull rods and baffle plates, as well as the sophisticated adjustment device known as "Command Gelate." Additionally, attention is drawn to the exhaust pipe, which features a collective exhaust outlet located singularly at the bottom of the nose. The engine rack, crucial for structural integrity, is ingeniously connected to the firewall via a truss-shaped support, effectively distributing the load to the main fuselage structures. This attention to detail underscores the value of SWS. Furthermore, the method of mounting the machine gun atop the nose and the precision-engineered shape of the propeller blades, pivotal elements for reciprocating aircraft, are flawlessly executed.
The best part of SWS is being able to fully enjoy the camouflage patterns that differ depending on the front and season, and the historical background.
The colour schemes and markings featured on Corporal Karl-Heinz Cordes' aircraft "White 3" include both summer and winter camouflage variations. Notably, "White 3" showcases the JG54 emblem of a green heart and the I./JG54 emblem of a black eagle. Additionally, three variants of "White 4" depicting team mark demons are available.
I./JG54, operational around Leningrad/Gulf of Finland in early 1943, deployed the Fw 190 in February of that year. During February and March 1943, the unit utilized winter camouflage while stationed near Leningrad. Subsequently, the unit moved south, participating in the Battle of Kursk (Russia) during the summer of 1943. It is speculated that the white camouflage was replaced around that time with summer camouflage.
At SWS, meticulous attention to detail has resulted in the faithful recreation of the Fw 190, featuring a sturdy and wide main landing gear that contributed to its success in Russia's challenging terrain. Our approach is informed by interviews with actual aircraft, ensuring historical accuracy. The true thrill of SWS lies in the opportunity to contemplate the aircraft's design philosophy and historical significance while assembling the kit.
Size: Height about 96mm, overall width about 329mm, total length about 277mm
Total number of Parts: 314
** This model kit is supplied in unassembled and unpainted plastic components. Please note that glue, model paints, and other basic modelling tools are required and sold separately.
The "SWS 1/32 Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4" kit (SWS22) is largely identical to the "1/32 Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4 'Siegfried Schnell'" (SWS21) released in 2023, with the primary distinction lying in painting and markings.
Additionally, differences are evident in the decals, instruction manual, and packaging of the two kits. While the sprues remain consistent between the two, specific parts such as antennas are offered as selectable options.
It's important to note that the bonus "Siegfried Schnell" figure is not included in the SWS22 kit.
Introducing the groundbreaking SWS 1/32 Fw 190 A-4! Here are its standout features:
1.Authentic Reproduction:
- After extensive research and redesign, the Fw 190's true appearance is faithfully captured.
- The A-4 Short Nose variant, equipped with an air-cooled engine, is meticulously replicated on the world's first 1/32 scale kit.
- Take note of the intricately changing cross-section from the nose to the fuselage's side, complemented by an exquisite surface composition.
2. Innovative Engineering:
- Experience the "BMW 801" engine equipped with Command Gelate, a pioneering feature in modern aircraft engine control.
- The load distribution mechanism, connecting the exhaust pipe to the firewall via a truss-shaped strut, enhances structural integrity.
- Assembling the engine rack allows you to feel the airflow through the aircraft structure and engine, showcasing the true value of SWS.
3. Authentic colours and Markings:
- Choose from summer and winter camouflage options, including Corporal Karl-Heinz Cordes' aircraft "White 3".
- "White 3" features the JG54 emblem of a green heart and the I./JG54 emblem of a black eagle.
- Additionally, three variants of "White 4" with team mark demons are available, adding historical depth to your model.
Experience the pinnacle of scale modeling with the SWS 1/32 Fw 190 A-4. Immerse yourself in its unparalleled detail and authenticity, bringing history to life on your workbench.
Colour & Marking:
1. Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4, I./JG54, "White 3", Corporal Karl-Heinz Cordes, Russia, March 1943 2. Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-4, I./JG54, "White 3", Corporal Karl-Heinz Cordes, Russia, Summer 1943 3. Focke-Wulf FW 190 A-4, I./JG1, Nr. 0601, "White 4", Netherlands, Amsterdam-Schiphol, June 1943
The authentic essence of the Fw 190, a World War II masterpiece affectionately known as the "Wurger," is impeccably captured here.
The Fw 190, the primary single-seat fighter aircraft of the Luftwaffe during World War II, was developed under the visionary design principles of Dr. Kurt Tank. Dr. Tank famously advocated for a fighter aircraft to embody the qualities of a warhorse, prioritizing durability and reliability over sheer speed. Among its variants, the A-4 type represents the culmination of the aircraft's design evolution before the extension of the engine mount.
Dr. Tank ingeniously addressed the challenges posed by air-cooled engines, which typically exhibit a large frontal projected area and high air resistance. By narrowing the cowling diameter to its limit and installing an oil cooler or oil tank in front of the engine, he successfully reduced the aircraft's frontal profile. Additionally, the performance of the high-output air-cooled engine was further optimized by increasing speed through the thrust of a single exhaust pipe.
Attention to detail is paramount, particularly in appreciating the intricate surface structure that seamlessly connects the subtly evolving nose to the fuselage's side. This craftsmanship is a hallmark of the Fw 190, embodying the essence of a simple yet robust German aircraft.
What is the "BMW 801" engine equipped with command gelate, which was a pioneer in engine control for modern aircraft?
Dr. Tank's preference for a robust air-cooled engine with high horsepower led to the adoption of the BMW 801 air-cooled double-row 14-cylinder engine, eschewing the vulnerabilities associated with liquid-cooled engines. The SWS kit meticulously reproduces intricate components such as push-pull rods and baffle plates, as well as the sophisticated adjustment device known as "Command Gelate." Additionally, attention is drawn to the exhaust pipe, which features a collective exhaust outlet located singularly at the bottom of the nose. The engine rack, crucial for structural integrity, is ingeniously connected to the firewall via a truss-shaped support, effectively distributing the load to the main fuselage structures. This attention to detail underscores the value of SWS. Furthermore, the method of mounting the machine gun atop the nose and the precision-engineered shape of the propeller blades, pivotal elements for reciprocating aircraft, are flawlessly executed.
The best part of SWS is being able to fully enjoy the camouflage patterns that differ depending on the front and season, and the historical background.
The colour schemes and markings featured on Corporal Karl-Heinz Cordes' aircraft "White 3" include both summer and winter camouflage variations. Notably, "White 3" showcases the JG54 emblem of a green heart and the I./JG54 emblem of a black eagle. Additionally, three variants of "White 4" depicting team mark demons are available.
I./JG54, operational around Leningrad/Gulf of Finland in early 1943, deployed the Fw 190 in February of that year. During February and March 1943, the unit utilized winter camouflage while stationed near Leningrad. Subsequently, the unit moved south, participating in the Battle of Kursk (Russia) during the summer of 1943. It is speculated that the white camouflage was replaced around that time with summer camouflage.
At SWS, meticulous attention to detail has resulted in the faithful recreation of the Fw 190, featuring a sturdy and wide main landing gear that contributed to its success in Russia's challenging terrain. Our approach is informed by interviews with actual aircraft, ensuring historical accuracy. The true thrill of SWS lies in the opportunity to contemplate the aircraft's design philosophy and historical significance while assembling the kit.
| General Info | |
| Scale | 1/32 |
| Type | Scale Model Kit |
| Subtype | Military Aircraft |
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- SKU: SWS22
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