Hobby 2000 32012 Fw 190 D-9 Late Production (HASEGAWA + CARTOGRAF + MASKS) 1/32

Hobby 2000 32012 Fw 190 D-9 Late Production (HASEGAWA + CARTOGRAF + MASKS) 1/32

The plastic model kit Hobby 2000 32012 Fw 190 D-9 Late Production in 1/32 scale is an excellent choice for demanding aircraft modelers who value high-quality parts and historical detail accuracy. The set is based on the renowned Hasegawa molds, while the decals are printed by the world leader—Cartograf. An additional advantage are the precisely cut masks, which make painting much easier and allow for a professional finish without the tedious process of cutting tape by hand.

Historical information

The Fw 190 D-9 was a German fighter aircraft from the final stage of World War II, manufactured by Focke-Wulf. The "Dora," especially in its late production variant, featured an extended fuselage and was powered by the inline Junkers Jumo 213A engine, which significantly improved its performance (maximum speed approx. 700 km/h). It was the German equivalent of the American P-51D Mustang and the Allied Spitfire Mk.XIV, used mainly by the Luftwaffe for fighter and fighter-bomber missions. It served from 1944-1945, mainly defending Germany from Allied bombing raids. It was known for its excellent power-to-weight ratio and combat durability.

Kit features

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of origin (original aircraft): Germany
• Historical period: World War II (years 1944–1945)
• Material: high-quality injection-moulded plastic
• Additional items: Cartograf decals, self-adhesive masks
• Category: plastic model kit of a fighter aircraft
• Recommended skill level: intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty: 3/5)
• Manufacturer: Hobby 2000 (Hasegawa molds + Cartograf decals)

Why choose this model?

We especially recommend the Hobby 2000 Fw 190 D-9 Late Production 1/32 kit to enthusiasts of German WWII aviation and to collectors who appreciate large scale models. The kit guarantees excellent detail and fit, and the optional masks significantly speed up and simplify the painting process for the cockpit and canopy. The wealth of detail and the opportunity to create attractive paint schemes (thanks to Cartograf decals) will satisfy even the most demanding modelers. It's a great choice for those who already have experience with 1/48 or 1/32 scale kits and want to refresh their collection with a true gem from the end of World War II.