HobbyBoss 1/48 Focke-Wulf FW190D-9] Plastic Model Kit [81716]

Description
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1/48 Focke-Wulf FW190D-9 by HobbyBoss delivers a detailed and historically rich build for model aviation enthusiasts looking to depict one of WWII’s iconic late-war Luftwaffe fighters.

Featuring: Over 130 parts and 10 sprues: A robust parts count ensures fine detail throughout, including canopy, cockpit and wing attachments.

Photo-etched parts included: Enhances realism in areas such as engine detail and cockpit fittings.

Accurate scale size with strong moulding: Model length ~21.3 cm and wingspan ~21.9 cm, making it a display worthy piece in 1:48 scale.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate): Length: ~21.3 cm Width (wingspan): ~21.9 cm Height: ~6.5 cm Technical Specifications: Scale: 1:48 Manufacturer: HobbyBoss Model: Focke-Wulf FW190D-9 (Kit No. 81716) Parts count: 130+ plastic parts Material: Injection-moulded plastic Assembly: Required Paint/Glue: Required (not included) Recommended Age: 14+ Perfect for: intermediate to advanced model aircraft builders seeking a historically significant German WWII fighter for display or collection, backed by HobbyBoss’s well-known quality and global availability.

Why this kit matters The FW190D-9 (“Dora”) was developed as a high-altitude interceptor by the German Luftwaffe in late WWII, featuring an inline engine for improved performance compared with earlier radial-engine FW190 variants.

It served in the defence of German airspace and earned respect for its performance.

For the scale modelling community, this HobbyBoss 1:48 kit offers a combination of substantial scale size, detailed features (including photo-etch), and a unique subject less often modelled compared to more common fighters.

That makes it a great addition to any collection of WWII aircraft, especially if you want to showcase something distinctive yet buildable.

How to use it Start by checking and cleaning all sprue parts, then test-fit major assemblies (fuselage halves, wings).

Paint sub-assemblies before joining where possible to reach hidden areas.

Use modelling glue to assemble, install photo-etched detail, apply decals and finish with a clear coat or subtle weathering.

Once completed, display it on a shelf, in a glass case or within a diorama.

This is a plastic model kit.

Assembly, paint, and glue are required.

It is not a toy.