High Resolution Focke Wulf Fw 190D-9 WkNr 210194 Flown by Fldwbl Wemer Hohenburg of Stab IV / JG2 at Belgie Leden in1945.  Werner Hohenburg was credited with 32 kills flying with JG 2 and JG 52.  He was made a prissoner of war on the 1st of January 1945.

The scheme shown on this one used the RLM 'violet brown' across the nose and parts of the fuselage/tail. This was really REALLY difficult to reproduce with the available colours in the EAW palette, but I have given it my best shot. The 'unmatched' panels on the underside appear to have been random in their appearence and were, I guess, due to the lack of replacement parts available due to the devastation caused to the production facilities by the allied bombing raids in recent weeks.

I hope you like her

Mike's Readme continues below:

3dz model HR'd by Mike1, based on the model by Llv34_DOC, Rampstrike, JWC32 and Claudio Wilches. Wing view based on the one by Col. Gibbon, spinning prop/spinner by Mr J and transparent shadow also by DOC.

This was an interesting model to work with, as the original could not be opened in 3dz studio. This meant I had to indulge in some "Reverse Engineering"!!! I converted the modified *F.3dz file into a text file, using Paulo's text converter. I then converted the original EAW model into a text file as well. I then proceeded on some serious cutting and pasting! Through trial and error, I produced a model which could be opened in studio, whilst retaining as many of the original features as possible. The only omissions are the opening canopy and dropping flaps. After that, I cut the model up into the following parts:

*A.3DZ Left-rear fuselage     *A.TPC
*B.3DZ Right-rear fuselage    *B.TPC
*C.3DZ Canopy                 *TEX.TPC
*E.3DZ Right wing             *E.TPC
*F.3DZ Forward fuselage       *F.TPC
*G.3DZ Left wing              *G.3DZ

Also included are:

*H.3DZ Shadow                 *TEX.TPC
*L.3DZ Left torn-off wing     *MEX.TPC
*M.3DZ Medium distance model  *MEX.TPC
*P.3DZ Prop                   *TEX.TPC
*R.3DZ Right torn-off wing    *MEX.TPC
*S.3DZ Long distance model    *MEX.TPC

Thanks to Col. Gibbon for his notes on how to create High-Res models. Thanks also to Alessandro Borges for his 3dz studio and tools, without which this would have been impossible. Plus anyone else who I've forgotten to mention!

Michael "Mike1" Riddell, September 2003.