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My name is Simon Schatz. I'm a hobby aviation illustrator and historian. In 2002 my first aircraft profile, a Focke Wulf Fw 190 A-8, was published in an aviation book. Since then many more of my color profiles were published around the globe. Here I want to show you a small selection of these color profiles. Hope you enjoy the visit. I would appreciate getting comments and critiques regarding my artwork. Please use the comments buttons below the posts, or just write me an email: simon_der_flieger (at) yahoo (dot) de

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This website is dedicated to show planes flown by the German Luftwaffe during the Second World War. It's a source for historians, modellers and aviation enthusiasts. The planes at that time had swastikas on their tails. I just use them because of historical correctness. It's not my intention to glorify the Luftwaffe nor the Nazi regime it represented. I want to make clear that I strictly reject all Nazi ideals.

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November 13, 2010

Focke Wulf Fw 190 F-8, flown by Luftflotte 4, 1945

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This colour profile is a reworked version of a profile that was published in the book:

AIR MODELING MANUAL Vol. 3
FOCKE-WULF Fw 190 A-F
Hitoshi Goto, Jose Manuel Fauste, DWR
Hobby Japan
ISBN 978-4-89425-599-9

2 comments:

  1. Hi Simon,

    Great artwork - the aircraft belonged to 6./SG10. It, and a number of other aircraft of Stab.II. and 6./SG10 flew to Neubiberg from Wels at the end of the war.

    II./SG2 was subordinated to Lfl.6 at this time and the yellow ID markings show it was a unit in Lfl.4, with the only II. gruppe Fw 190F operator being II./SG10.

    Cheers,
    Chris

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  2. Hi, I sell aviation art. I am interested in carrying your work. You can contact me via email at historicaldisplay@gmail.com

    Thanks, john

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