IBG 72562 Fw 190D-14 Prototype (Limited edition) 1/72

IBG 72562 Fw 190D-14 Prototype (Limited edition) 1/72 – Plastic model kit

IBG 72562 Fw 190D-14 Prototype in 1/72 scale is a limited edition, highly detailed plastic model kit representing the unique prototype of the Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-14 fighter from the final period of World War II. This exceptional set from renowned manufacturer IBG Models perfectly captures the characteristic features of the experimental D-14 version, which was the culmination of the development of one of the Luftwaffe’s most important fighter aircraft. This model is a faithful, miniature replica of the prototype used by Germany in 1944–1945 and features precisely rendered details that will be appreciated by both experienced modelers and collectors passionate about aviation technology of this era.

• Model scale: 1/72 – ideal for World War II aircraft collections.
• Country of origin: Germany
• Historical period: World War II, years 1944–1945.
• Original purpose: high-performance prototype interceptor aircraft, designed among others for combat against American bombers and their fighter escorts.
• Material: high-quality plastic – provides durability and detailed parts.
• Accurately reproduced cockpit, detailed instrument panel, and realistic landing gear.
• Limited edition ensures the model’s uniqueness on the market, making it a rare find for collectors and advanced modelers.
• Product category: plastic model kit, intended for self-assembly and painting.
• No photo-etched parts, resin, or metal elements included – a classic plastic model, which makes assembly easier for less experienced modelers.

We recommend the IBG 72562 Fw 190D-14 Prototype to every intermediate and advanced modeler who wishes to enrich their collection with a rare Luftwaffe prototype. Refined details, high-quality castings, and a realistic fuselage profile guarantee satisfaction from both assembly and painting. The model requires precision and patience, placing it at a difficulty level of 3/5. An excellent choice for enthusiasts of aviation history and 20th-century military technology.