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Fw 190A-6

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190 is a single-seat, single-engine German fighter aircraft first introduced in 1941.

Controls:
• Throttle - Throttle (Any)
• Steering - Mouse (Alt)
• Landing Gear - Disable Steering
• Stabilize/AFK Assist - Invert Steering
• Cannons - Action 1

QoL Features:
• Rudder & Engine control uses both alt & none.
• Includes a stabilization assist for AFK & long flights.
• Accurate detailing with minimal brick count (895 bricks).
• 1:1 scale replica of a specific fighter.

During its inital use, the Fw 190 proved itself as an invaluable asset in the Luftwaffe, even surpassing the Messerschmitt Bf 109 in some statistics, and could quickly outmatch most opposing fighters of the time.

The powerful twin-row radial engines in most versions also allowed the Fw 190 to lift larger loads than its counterpart, allowing a much wider variety of roles and superior armament, consisting of two 20mm MG-151/20 cannons in the wings, and two 13mm MG-131 cannons over the engine.

This particular fighter was designated as Fw 190A-6 Wk# 530720 "Black 3" in 2/JG-1, flown by Anton R. Piffer during 1943.