Focke Wulf Fw 190 / 1610mm

The Focke Wulf Fw 190 is a German WW2 fighter aircraft and is also colloquially known as "the Butcher". The aircraft was used by the Luftwaffe as a second standard fighter alongside the Messerschmitt Bf 109 from 1941 onwards. By the end of the war, just under 20,000 units of the various versions had been built. The model can optionally be operated with an electric drive or an internal combustion engine. The flight battery can be easily changed through a side maintenance hatch.

Technical data
Wingspan = 1610 mm
Length = 1220 mm
Flying weight approx. = 3000 g
Motorization = electric or internal combustion engine (10..15cc)

Brief description
* ARF finished model in wooden construction (Lasercut)
* Covered as shown
* 2-piece wing for easy transport
* Side maintenance flap for easy battery change
* Functional landing flaps as in the original
* Rigid landing gear in scale look (retractable landing gear optional)
* Pre-painted cowl
* Classic with very good flying characteristics
* Accessories for RC/installation, richly illustrated instructions

Special accessories (recommended)
Brushless drive BOOST 80 Combo Set, # C3174
Retractable landing gear VQ Focke Wulf, # C3223
LiPo battery LEMONRC 4500-5S, # C6790
Servo MASTER DS3012MG, # C5638

Petrol engine NGH GT-17, # C5217