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Sturmovik

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  1. Good night guys!

     

    Has anyone worked with Amusing Hobby's decals? I want to know if they can slide easily into position, or if they stick as soon as they hit the surface (the latter issue has happened with Eduard and ICM decals).

     

    Thanks!

  2. On 14/01/2024 at 18:10, fightersweep said:

    On the other hand, I'm still quite astonished at how quickly Trumpeter churned out the Ju 87 family in 1/24

    They must have used the data from the 1:32 versions and scaled them up to 1:24. I wonder if these also follow the wrong bombs from the Ju 87B-2 (Trumpeter included the SC1000 instead of the SC250). The bomb racks on the Ju 87B were the D variant ones.

  3. 1 hour ago, Ed Russell said:

    RLM 85 and RLM 86 splinter camouflage with RLM 87 mottle and RLM 88 undersurfaces. Unit markings in RLM 99.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_RLM_paint_designations

     

    Never heard of those RLM shades. Don't you mean 75, 76, 77 and 78?

    1 hour ago, brewerjerry said:

    maybe do it as survivor that entered the west german airforce in '56

    Don't have the adequate decals for that time frame.

  4. Hi guys!

     

    I plan (if everything goes smoothly) on getting Tamiya's He 219A-7. Box schemes are fairly dull, black over light blue or the latter colour covering the entire aircraft. Since the He 219, for me, borders Luft 46, I would like to get some inspiration for a whiffer camouflage.

     

    I was thinking on RLM 02 on the lower surfaces, making the aircraft some sort of prototype, with the top sides painted in the regular splinter pattern of RLM 74 and 75 the Bf 110 have. Another idea was of a splinter of RLM 81 and 82 over 76. I also though on painting the wings in a combination of RLM 76 with 75 and, last but not list, a camou of RLM 77 and 81.

     

    However, if any of you have a website where I can input the airframe and colours so I can make my own mixes, I'd be very grateful.

     

    Thanks!

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  5. Hi guys! Long time no see. I think my last post here was in late 2022/early 2023.

     

    Here's my most recent completion, Hasegawa's A-4E PT21 as the FAA Douglas A-4C C-322. 

     

    Colours used were Revell Aqua 371 Satin Light Grey, 66 Olive Grey, 15 Matt Yellow and 76 Light Grey. Decals came from an Aerocalcas sheet. These decals are thin and prone to sticking (you can see the IV Air Brigade decal on the right side crooked because of that).

     

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  6. Have you ever wanted to make your own custom masks for your Luftwaffe aircraft, but your attempts ended up as utter failure/markings were too difficult to draw by hand? Well, don't dispair anymore! I found this link which allows you to download to your pc the exact letter/number font for Luftwaffe aircraft! 

    Simply download the file, open the RAR and install and font, it'll install itself on the font list on Word. You have numbers, letters, and two types of Balkan Crosses! 

    Once you open Word and select the font, "Blockschrift fur Flugzeug", you'll be able to print the desired codes, cut them and make your own masks.

     

     

    https://fonts2u.com/blockschrift-fr-flugzeuge.font

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  7. 4 hours ago, G.R.Morrison said:

    Goodness, they had a full complement, and it wasn't uncommon for an airframe to be re-marked/re-numbered when repaired, but surviving photo evidence for I/SG 2 is skimpy.

    That does it then, I'll go for an F-8 numbered either Red 1 or Red 3. I know it may not have been the correct colour after what you shared, but it'll make for a colourful plane and have a stark contrast against the 1941 camouflage and white camouflage.

    Thanks!

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