The FW-190 wasn’t just another WWII German fighter — it was a game-changer. Designed by aviation legend Kurt Tank, this beast first roared into the skies in 1939 before dominating battlefields from 1941 onward. Allied pilots quickly learned to dread its combo of a snarling BMW engine, heavy-hitting firepower, and tank-like build. Need air dominance? Check. Ground attack? Done.This jack-of-all-trades ruled European skies until the war’s end.
Fast-forward to today: the Dynam Focke Wulf FW-190 V3 RC model packs serious realism into your hands. It’s not just a toy — that authentic Luftwaffe paint job hides hand-brushed cockpit details and metal-textured panel lines that’d make a museum curator nod in approval. At 51-inch wingspan (1300mm), it’s big enough to impress but tame enough that beginners can handle it without breaking a sweat. Seasoned flyers? Crank up the 4S battery and let those retractable gears kiss the tarmac while you pull WWII-style barrel rolls.
Specifications
| Wingspan |
1270mm (50in) |
| Overall Length |
1110mm (43.7in) |
| Flying Weight |
1450g (51.1oz) |
| Wing Loading |
53.7g/dm²
|
| CG (Center of Gravity) |
70-75mm from the leading edge of the wing at the root |
| Power System |
Detrum BM3720-600KV brushless outrunner motor |
| Electronic Speed Control |
TomCat Skylord-50A ESC |
| Propeller |
3-blade propeller 13*7*3 |
| Servo |
6x 9g micro servos |
| Landing Gear |
E-Retract (Retractable) |
| Required Transmitter |
GAVIN-8C 2.4Ghz 8-Channel or above |
| Required Receiver |
MSR66A 6CH 2.4Ghz (iStone 6-Axis Gyro Stabilizer w/ ABS System) |
| Required Battery |
4S 14.8V 2200mAh Li-Po 25C w/ XT60 Connector |
| Aileron |
Yes |
| Elevator |
Yes |
| Rudder |
Yes |
| Flaps |
Yes |
| Lights |
Yes |
| Approx. Flying Time |
7 minutes |
| Material |
EPO Foam |
| Skill Level |
Intermediate |
| Assembly Time |
1 hour |
| Age Level |
14+ |
| Recommended Environment |
Outdoor |
| Aircraft Type |
Warbird |
