I don't think there was any focke wulf in the war that had the same camouflage pattern as Forgotten hope's focke wulf has. Here's all(I think) the paint job patterns used during the war for the focke wulf:
Now here's the thing: Your focke might be nice looking and all, but there's only two pattern that has the same cross model, it's nr.27 & 43, and heck it's not even the same model of the plane
Heres the picture of your model:
It's not even close in any part
I mean the FH2 FW has the parts from the following pattern numbers:
Arrows on the side -- Nr. 24.
Iron cross on the side -- Nr. 27 & 43
Iron cross on wings -- non
stripe behind the cross on the side -- Nr. 25, 26, 18, 29, 31, 5, 6, 10 & 12
Actuall pattern -- non
It's basicly a mixture of all patterns
reskin it if u want it to be historical accurate, I don't mind the release of 2.2 getting hold up 1-2 (heck even a week) days because of it : )
EDIT2: LOL, I just made some more digging and i proved my self to be all wrong, I found the pictures on this page: http://www.wunderwaffe.narod.ru/Magazine/AirWar/36/AcesPlanes/index.htm
Since its on russian i used google translate and translated it to Swedish (here's the english link: http://translate.google.se/translate?hl=sv&sl=ru&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wunderwaffe.narod.ru%2FMagazine%2FAirWar%2F36%2FAcesPlanes%2Findex.htm )
apperiantly, those paint jobs are for certain people, like Nr.1 is for "Hauptmann Fritz Losigkeyta, Arnhem / Dilin, Netherlands," and the site gives us some facts about these people (how many planes the shot down, where they were deployed and all) so forget what i said. keep the pattern : P
