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[flyjoe180]

Your Heinkel is coming to life Scott, nice work.

[PhilJ]

Looking forward to the paint job on this one mate, that masking looked a jar mate!


Phil

[Guest]

The base laid down very nicely Scott, looks like you have a nice canvas for the cammo!

[Guest]

Thanks guys glad you like it so far.


Scott

[Guest]

Hi all here is my progress hope you like it.


Scott

[Guest]

The camo is great.

[Guest]

Nice camo Scott, makes me think of a melted Pacer chewy mint!

[Guest]

Cheers guys much appreciated and glad you like it.


Scott

[colin m]

Yes I like the paint work. I might be a bit naughty and copy that for mine, it's such a nice change to the normal splinter camouflage.

[Guest]

Great camo scheme Scott

[Guest]

Thanks guys.


Scott

[The Migrant]

That's looking really nice, Scott. Did you freehand the camo pattern? Do you know if the real aircraft was originally white and they painted green squiggles on it, or whether it was a green aircraft with white splodges over the top? (Not that it matters, it looks very cool.)

[Dave Jay]

Looking fantastic Scott, on the home run now, not long before its all done. Can't wait

[Guest]

That's looking really nice, Scott. Did you freehand the camo pattern? Do you know if the real aircraft was originally white and they painted green squiggles on it, or whether it was a green aircraft with white splodges over the top? (Not that it matters, it looks very cool.)

There are a few winter schemes like this.


Scott

[flyjoe180]

That looks great Scott.

Do you know if the real aircraft was originally white and they painted green squiggles on it, or whether it was a green aircraft with white splodges over the top?

I think the latter Mike. Sometimes you can see the oriiginal splinter green colours in the gaps between the white areas.