FW-190 in Foreign Service Part-1 / 72-393 /
1. FW-190A-3 W.Nr 142310, in which Uffz Helmut Brandt of 2./JG 54 performed a belly-landing in the south-east part of frozen Lake
Ladoga on 13 January 1943.
2. FW-190A-8/R6 W.Nr 580967, Which was captured due to Gustav Heuler’s desertion to the Soviets in September 1944.
3. NC900A-8 No 28, the next one plane of ‘Normandie-Niemen’.
4.FW-190F-8 W.521 “White 21" of 102/2 Vadaszbom-bazoszazad, Varpalota, Hungary, winter 1944/45. The plane was flown by Sandor Horvath.
5.FW-190F-8 W.524 “Yellow 24" of 102/2 Vadaszbom-bazoszazad, Trans-Dunabian area, Hungary 1944. The same as W.517 above, the plane has a squadron badge (’Puli’ - a dog’s name) applied below windscreen.
6. FW-190A-5 sent to Japan for evaluation tests. The plane retained its original camouflage.
2. FW-190A-8/R6 W.Nr 580967, Which was captured due to Gustav Heuler’s desertion to the Soviets in September 1944.
3. NC900A-8 No 28, the next one plane of ‘Normandie-Niemen’.
4.FW-190F-8 W.521 “White 21" of 102/2 Vadaszbom-bazoszazad, Varpalota, Hungary, winter 1944/45. The plane was flown by Sandor Horvath.
5.FW-190F-8 W.524 “Yellow 24" of 102/2 Vadaszbom-bazoszazad, Trans-Dunabian area, Hungary 1944. The same as W.517 above, the plane has a squadron badge (’Puli’ - a dog’s name) applied below windscreen.
6. FW-190A-5 sent to Japan for evaluation tests. The plane retained its original camouflage.
