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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2021
- I UNBOX and review the FW-190 (A-5 “Major Graf”) by Merit/JSI in 1:18 scale. This was a pre-made model. SUBSCRIBE TO SEE MORE!
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I just came across a huge collection of NEW IN BOX 21st century toys, Elite Force, Merit Int/JSI planes, Forces of Valor and MORE! I will be posting more Unboxing and Assembly videos on this account soon. Some examples of what I have are F-14, Hellcat, Stuka (various models), Corsair (various models), TBF Avenger, P-47 (various models), Bf-109 (Various models), Me-109 (various models), FW-190, P-51 (Various models), P-51D Mustang, P-40 (various models) , A6M2 Zero, Dauntless, ME-262, MiG-15bis and much more!!
WOW, I did not know that a 1/18 FW 190 A version was made. I have the D9 version from Century 21 and bought the Hobby Boss Model. I will be building that one soon.
I didn’t either until it popped up. I love it! Thanks for watching!
The time as a child you can't get one of that until you grow up and finally you can afford toy planes like that 🤣
Haha so true.. thanks for watching!
Reifendruck = Tire inflation pressure
And there is a little mistake…“Nur hier befreton” is actually written with t and e. “Nur hier betreten” = Only step here
Good info! Thank you and thanks for watching!
actually its NICHT hier betreten
Interesting
@@janehill9764 Thats not right. "Nur hier betreten" is correct. It is "only step here" as mentioned here before. It is only save to step on the marked spot. By stepping on the other part, the structure of the wing can be damaged.
How in the world do these kits get better and better when they don't make them anymore :-) You're right the paint job on this one is incredible. It would have been interesting to see how they painted them in the factory. This would be at least two weeks of model time if you are building a stock kit, maybe more. Plus lettered decals drive you nuts to apply..
I agree! I would love to see how they painted these. Thank you for watching my videos!
Nice plane. Its a focke wulf 190 a5, flown by Hermann Graf, the first pilot in the world to shot down 200 enemy planes. The "202" in the tail means that when he started to fly that fighters, he had 202 enemy planes destroyed, but sometimes, if over the number it had painted a medal, a knights croos, with oak leaves, for example, or with oak leaves, swords and diamonds, it means that the pilot obtained that medal for that number of kills....following you. Greetings from Spain
I remember when these planed from 21st Century Toys came out. They definitely improved as time went on. This is a nice one.
Thanks for watching!
202 on the rudder means Graf's victory on his flight career. Good old ace of all time
Like usual a good video to watch loving it man
Thank you! I appreciate you watching!
That means no step. I like this plane
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This is Nazi Germany aircraft in civil war
what a fighter it was
Good to see yours has the nose/ engine/ cowling intact. So many of them were delivered with this part broken off. Incidentally, this exact one is still easy to find new in the box in Europe- especially Germany. Expect to pay around 150 euros.
For modellers, the Hobbyboss kit version is still available everywhere for around $100. It comes in the A5 or A8 versions(same kit, different markings).
I didn’t know that. Here in the US this is the only one I have seen. Thanks for watching!
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews I remember the US collectors going crazy at the time due to failed and cancelled deliveries. A lot of people left the hobby, selling huge collections after that. Merit, if I remember correctly, gave up on new pre-built and painted 1/18 planes, sticking to kits (mostly smaller scale ships and armour) leaving only Flight Wing with the pre- built 1/18 market. Their P51's are pretty good, Mig 15 is better and their last release, the TBF Avenger, is awesome!
awesome video! your channel has grown so much man! congrats!
Thank you and thanks for watching! I love this community :)
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews it is an awesome community!
Fw 190 its awesome
I had a MRC 1/18 me109e unbuilt kit. Very cool and very old.
The writing on the tank means: No Bomb and Waring, Fuel Container
I want to have this plane for Hanukah for myself nice looking fighter plane. I like that
It’s a good one. Thanks for watching!
Another nice one for the collection,i grabbed mine when it was first released. The yellow triangles are octane ratings. Oh by the way there was no cannon located in the prop hub of the 190's,they were locatedabove in the top cowling behind the BMW engine. 21st Century also released a 109G in Graf's marking's as well which i also have in my collection. Once again Well Done.....Keep them comming.
Actually they did put in 30 mm hub cannons starting in the D variant.
Good info! Do you remember when this one was released? I never saw it and I wish I had but super glad I got it now. Thanks for watching!
Focen wolf 190 is a bit under rated
Not really
@@Tool_-vp3yq why not. the bf 109 is a virgin but the fw190 is super chad
Fotzen Wolf?
Badass German fighter!!! Good job!!!
Fw 190 has no gun in engine center line it is a radial engine. C3 is a fuel mark 100 octain. Tail number 202 is air victorys to date.
Good info.. learning everyday. Thanks for watching!
Earlier in the war the FW-190 did not use the radial engine until later in the war it was put in the FW-190
@@gusgus404no. The FW-190 was radial (BMW radial engine) until later in the war. The D model ("Dora") has that DB-605 V12.
@@dev1360The long nose variants had the Jumo engine not Daimler Benz. Hence the turbo scoop is in the other side.
Nice video of the 190 so far 👌 your collection is growing too some of us collectors you have some catching up to do I have 68 peaces of tanks, helicopters,jets stop after 16 years of collecting became to expensive still Nice to see other people pick up the pace 😀
Thank you! Sounds like you have a good collection too. Yes.. it is expensive though haha. Thanks for watching!
At 7:59 it reads "Nu hier betreton" which is supposed to say "Nur hier betreten" which is basically the german version of "step here" and literally means only step here
The txt on the drop tank at 9:22 means "Attention! Fuel Tank" and "Not a Bomb"
The text on the Landing gear is just information on how much weight the suspension can take, and what kind of Tire Pressure should be applied
Just wanted to thank u for this video. If it wasn’t for u, I would have never know about this model. I just purchased on Ebay. $250. Thanks again. Keep the vids. Coming u got a new fan.
Your welcome! I had never heard of it either until I stumbled on it scrolling through Ebay. One of my favorite models and Warbirds.
Hey brother i love all your vehicles n war planes my favorite war planes are the zeros n spitfire also the hellcats whats your favorites love your channel
Love your videos. I just purchased one of these after watching. Shame about the cockpit detail but it does appear to have as good as external detail as the Elite Force P-51 “Killer” in my collection.
Where do I find these?
@@flnqerslipped eBay is your best bet.
Thats my favorite plane 👍
Great to see you are making videos again. UA-cam removed my subscription to your channel.
Thank you! I'm glad to have you back! Thanks for watching my videos. I appreciate it.
Late to the comments but I had just finished a Hobby Boss FW-190A5 kit knowing the history and being the sprue parts from this model. With a lot of modifications one being adding flush rivet detail and stressed skin effects it turned out better than expected. It is posed in flight with a variable speed motor to spin the prop and is in an all metal finish. Despite the low part count that kit modellers don't care for the overall accuracy, quality and strength of the plastic is excellent. Thank You. Your video help make the decision to tackle the build. 1/18 is a perfect scale for WW2 fighters. If interested the reveal video is posted on my channel.
Your welcome! Glad it helped. I will definitely check it out on your channel. 👍
Hi love your videos
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Finally a new FW-190
Thank you for watching!
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews The FW-190 is such a cool aircraft
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews BTW FW stands for Fokke Wulf which is an aviation manufacture from from the netherlands
Ha ! I liked the video and ended up being #190 . lol Keep doing what you're doing. Thanks.
Haha that’s awesome! Thank you and thanks for watching!!
Dude. Wow. Where in the world did u get that FW-190. I have the all the Meritt models. I had no idea they ever made that one. Bad ass.
Hermann Graf was one of the best Luftwaffe pilots along with others like Werner Mölders, Adolph Galland, Johannes Steinhoff, Günther Rall, Dietrich Hrabak, Gerhard Barkhorn, Hans-Joachim Marseille, Hans-Ulrich Rudel, Erich Hartmann, Heinrich Bär, Heinrich Ehrler, Walter Nowotny, Emil Lang, Walter Schuck... I think they've misspelled German words on the wing, should've said "Nur hier betreten" ( only enter here ) or "Nicht hier betreten" ( don't enter here) . Reifendrück means tire pressure. Meant fuel tank for drop tank.
I read about those pilots too. The Germans had some good fighters that’s for sure. Thank you for the info and thanks for watching!
I got the MiG-15 from the same company. My younger brother got it for me on my birthday
awsome
Needs the universal peace symbol on the tail. Like it
Holy helllll I'm geting this for christmas
When christ was born. Of christ's birth.
Haha thanks for watching!
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews I Did NOT THINK U Would answer
Let me know if u got it. If so from where.
@@topgunn1118 sadly they are all discontinued
NEEDS SWATSIKA
mannn, I seriously need these hahaha
They are awesome! Thanks for watching :)
フォッケウルフ最高ですね❗
I suspect this is not an RC flying model, which is fine. You can still fly it (toss it upwards) but your chances of a successful landing are sketchy at best.
My great grandfather flew one of those during World war 2
@Paulo Duque Acuna he's not sadly
Would have loved to fly one of these (with no war) I would have loved to pick his mind on how it was flying them. Thanks for watching!
Is this basis for the Hobbyboss 1:18 FW190? These markings are included in their A-5 variant.
Nice showcase. Can you tell me the name of the music?
None of the store near me in VA have 1/18 models. Who do you order from?
J is pronounced as a Y, W is pronounced as a V. That will help with your pronunciation. Also the A is mostly pronounced like the Au in "auction". I don't speak German, but know basic words. "Only Step Here" is what is on the wing. Had to Google the word Betreton which looks like befreton on the wing.
Good info, thank you and thanks for watching!
The jack would go under the tail where "Hier aufbocken" is written.
Good info! Thank you for watching!
Nur hier betreten = Only step here
Kraftstoffbehälter = Fueltank
Wow
Where did you come across 1/18 pilot figures?
Fantastic model! Great painting and weathering job!
I agree, Thanks for watching!
Donde se puede conseguir las maquetas esas
were you buy the planes ?
After you removed the legs my first thought was "Did Group Captain Douglas Bader did switch sides." XD The 202 marking actually is a victory marking for shooting down 202 planes. The 202 is in between a laurel crane. Typical for the time, although normally it would be used on "even" Kills like 10, 50, 100, 150, 200 and so on. The vulture with its children (teaching them to fly) on the right fuselage is the insignia of the EJgr-Ost (Ergänzungsjagdgruppe Ost) in which Graf was CO between Feb - April 43. Although the insignia on the left rear fuselage appears to be a 9./JG52 marking, it isnt. It is in fact Graf´s personalized coat of arms consisting of the 9.(Squadron)/JG52 CoA (Karaya Heart) in the center and the III.(Group)/JG52 CoA (Barbed Cross) in the left top corner, all in a yellow rectangle. The original Karaya CoA (9./JG52) has a white background (sometimes no background) and no III./JG52 insignia to it. Funny sidenote: In the US Army the actual SSI (Shoulder Sleeve Insignia or Patch) of a unit one is serving with is worn on the left shoulder, while an SSI of a former unit one went to combat with can be worn on the right shoulder. So it basically is the other way around like on Graf´s 190. ^^
Haha! Wow, that’s good info! Thank you for that and thanks for watching!
The Me 109 has a cannon in its nose, not the FW 190!
Hope you don't mind me asking but how much are these 1:18 models?
Where i buy this beautiful plane???? I have a colecion of luftwaffe planes its big my colecion im proud of myself
I think the painting is so realistic like in WW1
I agree! Thanks for watching!
202 is the number of kills to Graf's name
A bit late to the party, but just watched this clip. One further bit of history, you mentioned that American pilots pulled their experienced pilots back to train new pilots, and the Germans didn't. Ironically, this is exactly what this plane represents! In January 1943 Hermann Graf took command of Ergänzungs-Jagdgruppe Ost (Fighter Training Group East) based in occupied France, at St. Jean d'Angély and the Toulouse-Blagnac Airport. This was his personal Fw 190A-5 allotted to him for personal use. I don't think he saw any action whilst using this aircraft (or the other similarly painted one he flew). Whilst he was the Gruppen Kommandant there, he oversaw experienced Luftwaffe fighter pilots teaching advanced dogfighting and combat skills to new pilots prior heading into combat on the Eastern Front. That, and lots of soccer! He spent a lot of his time here organising, spectating and participating in professional soccer matches, many with the national team.
All war and no soccer, make Hermann a dull boy, eh? 😂
Good info! Didnt know that about the soccer haha. The Germans let their pilots stay in a lot longer than Americans did. For example: Hermann Graf had about 212 Aerial victories and Erich Hartmann had about 325 but the most victories for America was Major Richard Bong (P-38) only had about 40.
I just want one T.T
Hey, can you review BF 109 Hartmann? (Because i love Hartmann)
If I can find one then yes.. :) Thanks for watching!
Missing propereller manufacturers mark logo decals?
On the wings it actually does say do not step in german
Where can I buy one
Like video
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
"Keine Bombe!"
"No bomb!"
FW190s never had a through the spinner cannon , BF109E / F / G did
Thanks for the info and for watching!
No, the FW-190 did not have a cannon mounted to shoot through the propeller shaft. That was only standard on the Bf-109F and later marks. The FW-190 only had wing mounted cannons besides the 13 mm machine guns monted in the upper engine cowling. The hole in the middle of the propeller cone on the FW-109, aswell as on the Bf-109E and the Bf-110 was sinply to access the mounting screw for the propeller. After all, damaged propellers needed to be removed and new ones fitted when necessary. And the text on the wing is horribly misspelled! It should be "Nur hier betreten" which means "Only step here" in English. The 202 on the tail is major Hermann Grafs number of kills up to the point when he was flying this perticular aircraft. Since he was a Knights Cross holder the oak leaves surrounding it probably refers to his Knights Cross with Oak Leaves. He would also earn the swords and diamonds for his Knights Cross. Only four other members of the German Armed Forces earned the diamonds for the Knights Cross. So a very rare addition to the Knights Cross indeed. Graf earned both the Knights Cross, the Oack Leafs, the Swords and the Diamonds in 1942 as a Leutnant (2nd lieutenant) and a Oberleutnant (1st Lieutnant). He was promoted to Hauptmann (Captain) three days after recieving the Diamonds for his Knights Cross. 11 days later he was promoted to Major. In February 44 he was promoted to Oberstleutnant (Lieutenant-Colonel) and on 8 May 1945, on VE-Day, he was promoted to Oberst (Colone). He was credited for a total of 212 kills, of which 202 was on the Eastern Front. And he flew 820 combat missions. Hermann Graf was, simply put, one of the best and most experienced combat fighter pilots ever! Not the only one though. He was in only 9th place from the top of the list of top scoring German fighter aces of the Second World War.
The text above the hole in the right side of the rear of the fuselage says "Reifendrück" which literally means tire pressure in English.
"Keine Bombe" on the drop tank means "no bomb". On the bottem it says "Achtung! Kraftstoffbehälter" however they forgot the o and misspelled the ä with an a. It means "Warning! Fuel container"
You are correct. Did you notice there is only two wing guns where there should’ve been four. Someone did not do their homework researching. He also seems not to know a whole night either.
However regarding the cowling guns, they were 7.92 mm. I don’t remember if the A-6 or the A-7 were the first to get the 13 mm. Cowling guns
We’re do you get them at, Ic never seen any
Ebay mostly. They can be hard to find now. Thanks for watching!
What ils the trade ?
7:58 Translated means it "only step here (to get access to the cockpit), but as a German I am very sorry to tell you it is false written. You spell it BETRETEN not befreton. I am sorry because it is a nice painted model. 8:38 means tire pressure, this is written correctly. 9:23 means "it is not a bomb" I think as a kind of joke. 9:37 it translated " suspension leg" and "sol pressure" sol is a Latin word we use for " kind of that is the norm or best working condition for this part."
do you really think this is a professional painting? and that this plane is well made?
I would not like to know what it cost you, but I assure you that in 1 month, I have a similar one made by me, and with all the necessary details to make it a credible FW190 to scale.
By the way, they say it's Major Graf right?
At the time of this FW190 Anton 5 was "Hauptmann Herman Graf"
I love the paint job! Unfortunately I have not been able to paint very well haha. I tried my hand in model building and painting but I couldn’t get it down to anywhere near this type of paint job. I commend you and people who have that talent! Thank you for watching, I appreciate it!
I want to see where you have all of these in your home.
Video coming soon :) Thanks for watching!
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews u r welcome
Unfortunately the writing on the wing should read "Nur hier betreten" instead of "Nu hier befreton". It means "Step here only". "Reifendruck" means "Tire pressure", although I don't think that should go there, "Hier aufbocken" would be "Support here", "Anzeigegerät" is "Indicator device".
"Actung! Kraftstoffbehälter! is "Attention, Fuel container", "Keine Bombe!" means "Not a bomb!" Duh.
Focke wulf, friend of ki-84 hayate 😂
Haha thanks for watching!
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews 😁 i hpe i can visit you and see all of your collection. I'm in Ohio now
Hermann Graf, 212 victories totally, this time, 202...
I just figured that out. Thanks for the info and thanks for watching!
Sadly the hole in the spinner isn’t for a cannon, only the later 190s, the D-15 etc, had them, as did the 152 series. As far as I know at least
I wonder why they put it in this version then. Always learning. Thank you for the info! I appreciate you watching.
@@MilitaryVehicleReviews I suspect it’s representing the hole in the spinner most early 190s had, which was where the huge bolt that held the spinner on was located, although in reality the hole wasn’t as noticeable
If you're unsure about the German language - just go onto Google translate !! .... That should help you understand what these words and phrases mean. .... Another great review, Thank you.
bro, can you please tell me the cost of these 1/18 scale planes?
Unfortunately they are discontinued. They are super expensive on eBay if you can find them
the FW 190-A DID NOT HAVE A CANNON FIREING THOUGH THE ENGINE
Learning everyday.. thanks for the info and thanks for watching!
The 202 is the kill count when he flew it.
Price
You are not correct in time 08:11 of your video, there is not an oil cooler. Oil cooler in Fw 190 A is ring-shaped and integrated in forward side of engine cowl. You are showing three adjustable cooling vents behind the exhauts.
hello, greetings, I'm from Indonesia 😂
Hi! Thanks for watching from Indonesia :) I appreciate you watching!
You must have one big mancave fir all these planes...lol
Haha I need more space.. video coming soon of Collection. Thanks for watching!
Y la ESVASTICA ????
Fw190 has NO NOSE GUN.
Not historically accurate, regarding wing guns. A-models had 4 cannons, not 2 cannons
Reifendruck = Tire Pressure
Keine Bombe!= No Bomb!
Good info, Thank you! Thanks for watching!
I wish they wrote Reifendruck, but they wrote Reifendrück. This is also wrong German. The verb is drücken, may be that's why. I don't understand, why they don't ask a German, like me, about it.
Because of the wrong German This time I build the model from HobbyBoss. You can see it in one of my videos .
I found this plane on EBay for 185$ within just 10 minutes.
They are a lot easier to find now. It took me 6+ months if searching to find mine.
to make a great plane, bad cockpit details
202 means the number of kills graf has..
Can you get me one of there ww2 planes please
/:(
Can i please have the mig-15 😁😍
Just go to google translator lol
nur hier betreten .......so ist correct only step here
Nettes Modell, aber die Deutschkenntnisse des Herstellers sind miserabel! In der heutigen Zeit, wo man durch das Internet vieles nachlesen und vergleichen kann, sollte so etwas wie der "NU HIER BEFRETON" Schriftzug - was wohl "Nur hier betreten" werden sollte - auf dem Flügel eines tausendfach hergestellten Modells nicht mehr vorkommmen... 🤔
Hey dude, I know this your precious model aircraft could you please respond to this so you can give me some prices on the 21st century Toys 118 scale model aircraft