Author Topic: Someone balled up the FW190 in Baton Rouge  (Read 885 times)

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Re: Someone balled up the FW190 in Baton Rouge
« Reply #1 on: October 09, 2014, 10:36:13 AM »
Is that an original or a kit?
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Re: Someone balled up the FW190 in Baton Rouge
« Reply #2 on: October 09, 2014, 10:57:58 AM »
"A single engine plane" is like calling Peyton Manning, some lanky southerner, or Patton some guy in uniform.

The Fw-190 is the ubber bird of love and respect. That reporter needs to be forced to do a story on WW2 birds so they stop offending our senses.

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PS I'm glad the pilot is Okay, though clearly he is *FIRED*!!
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Re: Someone balled up the FW190 in Baton Rouge
« Reply #3 on: October 09, 2014, 12:41:31 PM »
Is that an original or a kit?

Appears to be one of the new-built Flug-Werke examples.
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Re: Someone balled up the FW190 in Baton Rouge
« Reply #4 on: October 09, 2014, 03:00:30 PM »
"A single engine plane" is like calling Peyton Manning, some lanky southerner, or Patton some guy in uniform.

The Fw-190 is the ubber bird of love and respect. That reporter needs to be forced to do a story on WW2 birds so they stop offending our senses.

boo

PS I'm glad the pilot is Okay, though clearly he is *FIRED*!!

I have to agree, a little while ago a UK chat show host Jeremy Vine, who is about as much use as a motorcycle borne ashtray, was given the honour of interviewing a WW2 BoB Spit driver. This fool of a presenter dribbled on for 20 mins about how dangerous WW2 ejection seats were after the vet had described a bail out, and then Vine said that Dougla Bader had lost his legs through ejection injuries  :bhead :bhead

Don't these numpties do any research before interviewing people? Honestly, you could hear the vet pilots eyes rolling in his skull :old:
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Re: Someone balled up the FW190 in Baton Rouge
« Reply #5 on: October 09, 2014, 03:51:20 PM »
Appears to be one of the new-built Flug-Werke examples.

It is a bit original and a bit Flug-Werke.

The original aircraft – Fw 190A-8 Werknummer 173056 - was produced in 1944 at the Focke-Wulf  Flugzeugbau AG in Marienberg, Germany. It was later discovered buried in Rheims, France, after being stripped of many parts by the German military.

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Re: Someone balled up the FW190 in Baton Rouge
« Reply #6 on: October 09, 2014, 04:12:55 PM »
It is a bit original and a bit Flug-Werke.

I suspect that there's a bit of original and bit more than a bit Flug-Werke. Commented based on the Ash-82 intake seen on the pics as it is standing on its nose. Personally I don't call Buchons original Bf109Gs either...
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Re: Someone balled up the FW190 in Baton Rouge
« Reply #7 on: October 09, 2014, 10:59:43 PM »
Hardly balled up...
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Re: Someone balled up the FW190 in Baton Rouge
« Reply #8 on: October 10, 2014, 03:08:22 AM »
I suspect that there's a bit of original and bit more than a bit Flug-Werke. Commented based on the Ash-82 intake seen on the pics as it is standing on its nose. Personally I don't call Buchons original Bf109Gs either...

Paul Allen's A-5 is the only BMW powered 190 still flying.

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It has a unique sound to it, unlike any other radial engine I've heard.
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