MichaelBJ

Do NOT use the Hunter in the Danish aviation museum in Stauning as a reference if you intend to make a realistic replica of a Danish Hunter! There were a lot of errors made during the restoration of this aircraft: Although the colours and camouflage scheme are close to being correct, other details are way off, including the size of the fuselage number ("401"). The Danish Hunters were delivered in what I am convenced was the standard RAF green/grey camouflage scheme of the time with NMF underside. The link to Alf Blume´s Flickr album mentioned by Phantom726 above shows more or less what you need to do a correct Danish Hunter, either in green/grey camouflage or the later standard green scheme (but do not use Alf´s pictures of 401 in the museum!) Stoppel Decals also made decals for the RDAF Hunters, and although Jacob Stoppel sadly passed away earlier this year, his son is selling the left over stocks on this website: http://www.stoppel-decals.dk/ Michael