Splash's attempt at a German WWII a/c ***Finished***

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Brews wrote:Do you want to do one in RAF markings? I'm not sure if the RAF evaluated the Fw 190D ... they certainly did the Ta 152H. I'll see what I can dig up.
That sounds good do you have an image?
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Brews wrote:No image on that. Not certain that there was one. However, this is a relatively pretty one - and in time for the Bodenplatte anniversary, too.
Thanks Brews, I will go for the Unit: 14./JG 26 Serial: 1+~ (W.Nr.210003) Pilot - Oblt.Hans Dortenmann (38 victories). Germany 1945 with the yellow tail and under nose.

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I gave it a coat of light blue last night so it's time to get some green and grey on tonight.

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Do you think my grey is to light?

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Cheers more mauve it is then.

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Brews wrote:It's not especially light, but it is unsufficiently mauve for RLM 75 that's in-spec, and fresh. If you are weathering your model, the contrast is a little stark. However, I have a scheme for a Dora with RLM 76 on the upperworks ... and that contrast is very stark.
I have added more mauve and a bit of a darker grey which I think looks better, it's now had a coat of Klear and ready for the decals.

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Decals on and set, followed by a spot of oil paint or should I say lots of spots of oil paint.

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Followed by a matt coat.

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You got a winner going there, Splash.

Very nice paint work.
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Now on short finals

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Unit: 14./JG 26 Serial: 1+~ (W.Nr.210003) Pilot - Oblt.Hans Dortenmann (38 victories). Germany 1945

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Wow. That came out very nice. Well done.
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great work Splash, just great
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That's turned out really well, great work.
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