The Focke Wulf Fw 190 D (nickname "the Butcher Bird" or "Long Nose Dora") is originally a German WWII fighter aircraft. The machine, developed by Focke-Wulf in Bremen under the leadership of Kurt Tank, was used by the Luftwaffe from the early 1940s as a second standard fighter alongside the Messerschmitt Bf 109. The model is designed for modern brushless electric drives but can also be equipped with a combustion engine, such as the NGH GT-9 gasoline engine.

Product Features
* ARF ready-to-fly model in wooden construction (laser-cut)
* Pre-covered as shown
* Ideal for electric drives (combustion engine optional)
* Fixed landing gear (retractable landing gear optional)
* Accessories for R/C installation
* Detailed, illustrated instructions

Technical Data
Wingspan: 1500 mm
Length: 1014 mm
Takeoff weight: approx. 3000 g.