Focke-Wulf Fw 190D-13/R11 Dora, WkNr. 836017, s/n 174013, “Yellow 10.” This particular aircraft is the sole long-nosed D-13 to have survived World War II.

SOME AIRPLANES JUST LOOK MEANER THAN OTHERS, and Yellow 10, an ultra-rare German Focke-Wulf 190D-13 fighter, is one of them. With an elongated snout housing a massive inverted V-12 engine, three ...

The 190D could fly at up to 430 mph (692 kph) at 20,000 feet and reach up to 480 mph (850 kph) in a dive. Only the P-51D Mustang was a true competitor for it. Focke-Wulf fitted the aircraft with ...