Eduard 48937 Fw 190A-4 EDUARD 1/48
Eduard 48937 Fw 190A-4 EDUARD 1/48
    Eduard 48937 Fw 190A-4 EDUARD 1/48
Eduard 48937 Fw 190A-4 EDUARD 1/48

Eduard 48937 Fw 190A-4 EDUARD 1/48

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Scale
1/48

What does the model scale mean?

The model scale designation, for example, 1:30, means that the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale determines the proportion, not the resolution or level of detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g., 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with a larger number (e.g., 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller—good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
Producer
Eduard
Product weight
0.01 kg

Eduard 48937 Fw 190A-4 – 1/48 scale plastic aircraft model

The Eduard 48937 Fw 190A-4 model is an advanced plastic kit for assembly, faithfully recreating one of the most recognizable German aircraft from World War II. The 1:48 scale kit is produced by the renowned company Eduard, known for its precision detailing and high-quality components.

Historical Information and Application

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-4 aircraft was one of the primary fighter planes of the Luftwaffe used during the most important campaigns of World War II. Introduced into combat service in 1942, the Fw 190A-4 operated on many fronts – from the Normandy landings, through the defense of the Reich, to the Eastern Front. The A-4 version was distinguished by upgraded avionics and a more efficient engine, making it a formidable opponent for Allied pilots.

Eduard 48937 Model Specifications

  • Scale: 1/48
  • Original country of use: Germany
  • Era: World War II (years 1942–1945)
  • Material: high-quality plastic (polystyrene)
  • Category: plastic assembly model
  • Additional elements: a rich set of photo-etched parts detailing the cockpit and external equipment, selection of decals with historical Luftwaffe markings
  • The kit does not include paints or glue

Why choose this model?

We recommend the Eduard 48937 Fw 190A-4 1/48 model to all intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate authenticity of detail, multiple configuration options, and high build quality. Due to the inclusion of photo-etched parts and the need for precise detail finishing, we rate the model's difficulty level as 4/5. It is the perfect choice for enthusiasts of German World War II aviation looking to enrich their collection with a faithfully reproduced model of the famous Fw 190A-4.

The kit includes detailed instructions, and thanks to the provided decals, you have the option to replicate several historical versions of the aircraft's markings. Eduard guarantees a high level of accuracy, excellent fit, and extensive opportunities for detail personalization, making the model both a challenging and highly rewarding project.

Scale
1/48

What does the model scale mean?

The model scale designation, for example, 1:30, means that the model is 30 times smaller than the original. Scale determines the proportion, not the resolution or level of detail.

  • Models with a smaller number after the colon (e.g., 1:48, 1:32) are larger and have more detail.
  • Scales with a larger number (e.g., 1:164, 1:200, 1:350) are smaller—good for collections, dioramas, or displaying many models together.
Producer
Eduard
Product weight
0.01 kg

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Model Eduard 48937 Fw 190A-4 EDUARD 1/48 Hersteller: - Name: EDUARD – MODELLZUBEHÖR, spol. s r.o. - Adresse: 435 21 Obrnice, Tschechische Republik - Kontakt: https://www.eduard.com/company/
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