Academy 12480 - 1/72 Focke-Wulf FW-190A6/8 Hobby Kit (AC 2120)  [AC-12480]

Academy 12480 - 1/72 FOCKE-WOLF FW-190A6/8 (AC 2120)
Price:
CAD$13.39
Brand:
Academy
Model:
AC-12480
Condition:
Brand New
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Academy 12480 - 1/72 Focke-Wulf FW-190A6/8: Compact WWII Fighter Replica

The Academy 1/72 scale model of the Focke-Wulf FW-190A6/8 gives modellers a chance to recreate a classic World War II fighter in a compact scale. Celebrated for its sturdy layout and multi role use, the FW-190 is rendered here with attention to the aircraft's core shapes and cockpit silhouette, offering a satisfying build for hobbyists.

Wartime Background and Scale Accuracy

The FW-190 emerged in the early 1940s and became a key fighter in Luftwaffe service. Its powerful engine and clean aerodynamics made it effective in many roles. This Academy kit reproduces notable elements like the radial engine cowling and typical armament layout, helping builders appreciate the aircrafts form and function.

Assembly Notes for Builders

Designed to suit both newcomers and seasoned builders, this 1/72 kit features well molded parts and straightforward instructions. Careful trimming and test-fitting will improve final alignment, and the smaller components reward steady hands and basic modelling tools. Modellers can personalise finishes to match particular wartime units.

Display and Collection Fit

Finished, the FW-190A6/8 makes a compact but detailed display piece that sits well with other 1/72 subjects. Its small footprint is ideal for shelf displays or simple dioramas, and the model's detailing adds historical interest to any aviation collection.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1/72
  • Material: Plastic
  • Assembly: Glue required
  • Paint: Not included
This kit is approachable for beginners who are comfortable with basic gluing and sanding, while offering enough detail for experienced builders to add extra finishing touches.
Polystyrene cement works well for the plastic parts; standard model acrylics or enamels are suitable for painting. Using a primer will help paint adhesion and reveal seam lines.

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