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T33driver
 Post subject: FW-190 1:1 replica
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I just got this from a friend in Germany--one of his buddies built it. This plane was built from scratch, he only had a plan - nothing else.
-All structure is wood, resin and some original parts (gear, rudder,
-cabin-hood, some instruments).
-Weight of the plane is approximately 3.500 kgs (7700 pounds)
-Powered by P&W R1830 (1200 hp)
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Hi,

GREAT shots of the FW-190.. Here's to hoping I get a chance to shoot some pic's of one of these myself someday :)

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Chris Brame
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What's the story on that T-6 in the b.g. with the 3-bladed prop, early (SNJ-2?) rudder and NACA markings?

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Looks like Dennis Buehn's old T-6 with the geared 1340 on it.
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Sure would like to see this guy at Duxford next year.

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Ulrich Bronner's Jurca 190.

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The T-6 is N662DB, a modified Harvard IV. Has clipped wings, geared engine with 12:1 blower,a 3 blade prop and a retractable tailwheel.

Information on the homebuilt FW 190 can be found on
http://www.marcel-jurca.com/index.php?lang=en

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