Eduard 672082 Fw 190A-8 Engine 1/72 – Engine Set for the Focke-Wulf Model

The Eduard 672082 Fw 190A-8 engine set in 1/72 scale is a precision engine detail dedicated to the model of the legendary German fighter Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8. This intricately reproduced resin set enhances any plastic Fw 190A-8 model, allowing for a realistic presentation of an open engine bay. The product is created by the renowned manufacturer Eduard and distributed by Hobby2000.

Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 Aircraft Model – Brief History

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-8 is one of the most recognizable German fighters of World War II. It served in the Luftwaffe from 1944, and its advanced, air-cooled BMW 801D-2 engine was a key element of this aircraft. The Fw 190 participated in numerous front-line operations, including over France, during the defense of the Third Reich, and in battles against Allied bombers and their fighter escorts. The Fw 190A-8 model was used by both fighter and ground-attack units right up until the end of the war.

Features of the Eduard 672082 Set – Fw 190A-8 Engine

• Made from top-quality resin, ensuring exceptional detail and the highest level of replication even for the smallest engine parts.
• Designed for 1/72 scale plastic models – compatible with most Fw 190A-8 kits available on the market, including those from Eduard and other manufacturers.
• Includes photo-etched parts that enable faithful recreation of cables, wires, and details of the BMW 801D-2 engine.
• Precisely fitting parts and a detailed assembly guide to facilitate model building, even for less experienced modelers.
• Category: Model accessories for plastic kits, spare parts, and resin details.

Why Choose This Set?

Eduard 672082 Fw 190A-8 engine 1/72 is the perfect solution for modelers aiming for a high level of historical accuracy and realistic display. It is ideal for both dioramas and standalone models where the open engine compartment becomes the centerpiece of the exhibition. Highly recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate top-quality detail and the ability to personalize their project.

Assembly difficulty: 3/5 – requires basic knowledge of working with photo-etched parts and resin.