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Warbirdnerd
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Great article in the new issue of Warbird of America on the history of the Flug Werk 190's. The article states that 5 of the kits have been sold to US collectors. I know Rudy Frasca bought one, any idea who snapped up the other 4???
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Don Hansen has one, I will look up the others when I recover from the Classic Fighters airshow held over the last three days at the local airfield.

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While you mention the Flug Werke FW190's, does anyone know who bought one here in Belgium?

You may always PM me!

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Vormezeele ( hope the spelling is correct!)

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Spelling is correct for Colonel Eric Voormezele, former Commanding officer of the Light aviation Army school at Brasschaat near Antwerp, father of another Voormezele flying the Dutch Mustang and owner of Voormezele Air Force (Buchon, OO-MAF due to fly sometimes, G-46 two-seater, flying, Tiger Moth, flying, some other stuff and former owner of OO-FOr, A-4, now flying in the States.
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Thanks! I had some contacts with Vormezeele a few weeks ago. But he didn't want to confirm nothing about his FW190! He is attendig the show which I organize in Belgium with his Fiat G-46.

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www.wingsandwheels.be

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