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====== 4-3 Accessories: Canopy ======


The canopy of the late-production Fw190D-9 was the bulged Galland-Haube type.
This canopy was made by heat-pressing a PVC sheet over a wooden mold prepared for heat forming.
The window frame portions are left intact, and the transparent sections are masked with cellophane tape.

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| Fig. 4-3-1 Canopy mold and heat-pressed canopy |

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Editor’s Note (H): //The black lines drawn on the canopy indicate where masking tape has been applied.
The tape is normally applied in two overlapping layers; after priming and sanding, one layer is removed before the final topcoat is applied.//
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The Galland-Haube canopy is temporarily fitted on top of the armored headrest support frame.

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| Fig. 4-3-2 Temporary fitting |

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