Rare documentation of the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 A-2M D-FWMV, a modern reconstruction of the legendary WWII fighter. Built in 2013 by Aerostar (Romania) to original drawings and powered by a 1,900 hp Shvetsov ASh-82T radial engine, this aircraft represents one of the very few airworthy Fw 190s in the world. During this flight it performed engine start, takeoff, a flyby, and landing. Due to landing gear problems, the aircraft was unable to perform a full aerobatic display #Fw190 #FockeWulf #Warbird #W

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708K views · 21K reactions | Focke wulf Fw 190 filmed at RAF Cosford, England. #ww2 #aviation | World War II Aircraft | Facebook

The original Focke-Wulf Fw 190, known as the "Würger" (Butcher Bird), was a game-changer when it first appeared in 1941. Designed by Kurt Tank, its powerful BMW 801 radial engine, heavy armament, and blistering roll rate gave it a fearsome reputation and a significant edge over early Allied fighters like the Spitfire Mk. Vb. Pilots loved its sturdy design, excellent visibility, and stable handling, making it a truly formidable opponent. But this isn't a vintage restoration; it's a modern enginee

160K views · 8.3K reactions | Focke Wulf FW190A-8/R6 '733682/AM75' at Cosford is a rare survivor of a Mistel combination. Surrendered in Denmark in May 1945, it was originally paired with a Junkers Ju 88 as part of a unit training Mistel crews. Flown to Germany as a twin combination, the Fw 190 was later separated from its Ju 88 and ferried to the UK for examination. Photo taken at RAF Cosford, England. #ww2 #aviation | World War II Aircraft | Facebook