IBG 72535 FW190D-13 Nordenham Production 1/72 – plastic model kit is a unique offering for aviation modelers interested in a faithful representation of the German WWII fighter in 1/72 scale. The model depicts a detailed Focke-Wulf FW190D-13 version, produced at the Nordenham plant, and represents one of the final evolutions of this famous design used by the Luftwaffe.

Historical and technical data: The Focke-Wulf FW 190 is one of the icons of German aviation, which significantly influenced the course of aerial battles during World War II from 1941–1945. The aircraft was used mainly by Germany and to a limited extent by the allies of the Reich. This single-seat fighter was highly versatile—the D-13 variant, nicknamed "Dora" by pilots, was designed as a response to the Allies in the last months of the war. It was distinguished by an elongated fuselage, a Junkers Jumo 213 engine, and improved high-altitude performance. It was manufactured at the factory in Nordenham, where simplified production was introduced to allow quick assembly by semi-skilled workers.

• Model Scale: 1/72
• Country of Use: Germany (Luftwaffe)
• Period of Use: World War II (years 1944–1945)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Assembly Difficulty: 3/5 (for intermediate and advanced modelers)
• Kit Includes: plain plastic sprues, clear canopy, decals with Luftwaffe unit markings
• Kit Does Not Include: paints and glue
• Category: plastic aircraft model kit

Advantages of the IBG 72535 FW190D-13 Nordenham Production 1/72 model:

• Highly detailed and historically accurate representation of the FW190D-13 silhouette
• Carefully executed surface and cockpit interior details
• Well-considered part breakdown for precise fit of components
• Assembly instructions that facilitate construction—even for those wishing to improve their skills

Recommendation: IBG 72535 FW190D-13 is a model recommended both to modelers already experienced in building 1/72 scale kits and to ambitious beginners wanting to take on the legendary "Dora." A perfect choice for aviation history enthusiasts and collectors of German WWII fighter models.