Kurt Dombacher scored his first victory on 03APR42, a Spitfire over Trondheimfjord. The remainder of his 68 victories were all against Soviet opponents on the Eastern Front. A veteran of over 800 sorties, he survived the war and passed away in 1993.
The model depicts Dombacher’s Fw 190A-3 when he was flying in Norway with JG 77.
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Very nice Jeff.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete!
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I do like the grey camouflage Jeff.
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Great work, as always! I have to ask: how many Fw 190s are in your collection at this point?! 🙂
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You made me look! There are 41 Fw 190’s, 10 of which are Doras.
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41! That’s an impressive Staffel… It would be quite a sight to see them all parked together on parade!
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I posted some shots of the display cases, but I’ve never taken one of them together on a tabletop. May do that at some point if I get the opportunity!
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I look forward to it!
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