Kurt Tank's superb Focke-Wulf Fw 190 first saw combat over the English Channel in September 1941. The new fighter was a shock to the RAF, being faster and more agile than the Spitfire. Known as "Butcher Bird," the Fw 190 went on to become a dominant force in aerial combat in Europe, performing with equal distinction as a fighter and as the Luftwaffe's most important ground attack machine.

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I focused more on looks for this aircraft and kinda had to remove it's maneuverability because of some problems at low speeds. additionally, great care will be needed when landing as I'm still learning and experimenting with custom landing gear.