Eduard 72620 Fw 190A-5 EDUARD 1/72 – Plastic Model Kit

The Eduard 72620 Fw 190A-5 aircraft model is an extremely detailed kit designed for modelers seeking faithful historical accuracy. The set is made in the popular 1:72 scale, which allows for the construction of extensive aviation collections while maintaining full authenticity of details. The manufacturer is the renowned Czech company Eduard, famous for its high-quality models and numerous accessories enhancing the realism of recreated designs.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-5 is one of the most recognizable versions of the Luftwaffe fighter of World War II. Developed by German engineer Kurt Tank, the Fw 190A-5 entered serial production in 1943 and was widely used by Germany on all fronts. It was characterized by the engine being moved forward compared to earlier versions, which allowed for the installation of more armament and additional systems. The Fw 190A-5 was used both as a frontline fighter and a fighter-bomber, taking part in aerial battles over Europe, North Africa, and in defensive operations over the Reich. Its exceptional maneuverability and powerful engine were a worthy answer to the Allied Spitfire and Thunderbolt fighters.

• Model scale: 1:72
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (1943–1945)
• Category: plastic model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Included: abundance of details, precise castings, armament options, decals for several paint schemes, clearly defined panel lines
• Add-ons: no resin or metal parts included, but it is possible to purchase dedicated details (e.g., photo-etched parts from Eduard)

The Eduard 72620 Fw 190A-5 model is intended for intermediate and advanced modelers (difficulty level 3/5), who wish to accurately reproduce one of the icons of World War II aviation with historical accuracy. The set stands out for its exceptional build quality, fit of components, and details of the cockpit and external surfaces, ensuring a satisfying construction process and final effect. We highly recommend it to anyone looking to expand their collection with a model of the German fighter that played a key role in aviation history.