Focke-Wulf Fw F19a Ente

Fw F19a Ente

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DBTyp	Diorama
Kit manufacturer	Airmodel	(Hobby Boss:) Website: http://www.airmodel.de (Recommended!)
Material	Vacu	(Vacu:) Focus on VacForms: http://rareplanes.jimdo.com/ (Recommended!)
A/c manufacturer	Focke-Wulf
Origin country	Germany	(Germany:) List of RLM designations Parent category: Europe
Operator country	Germany	Parent category: Europe
Built	16.6.2011
Topics	passenger plane	Parent category: civil use, Aircraft
Aera of use	Interwar	(Interwar:) Era between the world wars. Website with models about the Golden Age: http://www.wingsofpeace.net/gallery/Gallery_A.html
Scale	1/72
TextEN	The Focke-Wulf F.19 Ente was a very unusual design of a passenger plane at the end of the 1920s. It was a high wing plane with canard wings. The pilot sat in an open cockpit, the passengers had a closed, quite comfortable cabin. The first plane flew on September 2nd, 1927, but crashed already on September 29th when demonstrating Single-Engine-Flight, killing Focke-Wulf-Co-founder Georg Wulf. A second machine was built in the late 1930s. This did a sales promotion flight through Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, and UK. Afterwards it became part of the Deutsche Luftfahrtsammlung (aircraft musseum), where it was destroyed 1944 by a bomb raid. A German build report is in Flugzeug Forum
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