Opening your find
Opening your find
$16.86
1/48 Focke-Wulf FW190D-12 R14 by Hobby Boss delivers a detailed scale model experience for aviation modelling enthusiasts and hobby collectors. Featuring: Accurate scale detail: At 1/48 scale this kit replicates the unique D-12 R14 variant of the WW2 German fighter-torpedo boat, including the large vertical stabiliser and centre-line torpedo rack.
High parts count and extras: Over 110 injection-moulded parts plus one photo-etched fret and clear parts for canopy and windows. Display-ready size: Finished model measures approximately 21.3 cm in length and 21.9 cm wingspan, making it a striking display piece.
Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate): Length: 21.3 cm Width (wingspan): 21.9 cm Technical Specifications: Scale: 1 : 48 Manufacturer: Hobby Boss Model: FW190D-12 R14 Parts count: 110+ Material: Injection-moulded plastic Assembly: Required Paint/Glue: Required (not included) Recommended Age: 14+ (hobby-grade modelling kit) Perfect for: Model-making hobbyists who enjoy WWII aircraft subjects, collectors looking for a standout 1/48 scale German fighter, or as a project for display in a home or club cabinet.
Why this kit matters The original Focke Wulf Fw 190 (designed by Kurt Tank) was one of the Luftwaffe's premier single-seat low-wing fighters of World War II. The D-series ('Dora' models) were developed with a longer nose and a more powerful engine to extend performance at altitude.
The D-12 R14 variant was a proposed torpedo-carrying version, featuring the large fin typical of the Ta 152 and the ability to carry a centre-line torpedo rack.
The kit from Hobby Boss captures this unique variant in plastic, giving model-makers the ability to recreate a lesser-seen version of the Fw 190 line-an attractive piece for both historical accuracy and display value in the aircraft modelling hobby world.
How to use it Begin by carefully removing parts from the sprues, clean any mould-lines, and assemble the major sub-assemblies (cockpit, fuselage halves, wings). Use plastic m
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