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Let Let Let - Warplanes => Warplane Art => Topic started by: santynus on January 12, 2011, 06:42:36 PM
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Hi all :)
I just "finish" to made a little restailing on my old Bf109E-4... :-green change shadow and light and addeed some detail... :-crazy redraw maingear and tire...
:-think meyby the best ting is redraw all completely... :-eek but I'm too lazy... :-roll
cheers :-wave
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I like it, Bf109 is never ending story :-ok
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Very nice... :-clap :-clap
I like the combination of colors! :-flo
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Hi all :)
I just "finish" to made a little restailing on my old Bf109E-4... :-green change shadow and light and addeed some detail... :-crazy redraw maingear and tire...
:-think meyby the best ting is redraw all completely... :-eek but I'm too lazy... :-roll
cheers :-wave
It looks good Santynus, the redrawn landing gear looks much better. You don't need to start over it looks
really good.
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Thank you friends :)
today I made a new one and adjusted other details...
It's a Bf.109E-4 Royal Romanian Air Force flown by Flotila I, eastern front 1942
cheers :-wave
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Nice,nice! :-clap :-clap :-clap :-love :-love
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Thank you friends :)
today I made a new one and adjusted other details...
It's a Bf.109E-4 Royal Romanian Air Force flown by Flotila I, eastern front 1942
cheers :-wave
That looks reaaly good!
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Nice Romanian machine :-clap
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Thank you friends :)
I just finish this new Bf109E-4 flown by the II/LG2 St. Omer France Luftflotte 2. Shot down 8th October, 1940
cheers :-wave
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Very fine mottling on fuselage :-ok
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thank you for your comment No.1 :)
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I like it very much! :-love
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thank you Sall :) :-wave
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Hi all :)
onother one It's a Bf.109E-4B flown by 8/SKG.210 El Daba, Egipt, October 1942 :-blah
cheers :-wave
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this is my first Emil, I attach the old and new profile... I hope the restailed version looking better... :-green
Bf.109E-4-Trop flown by I/JG27 North Africa 1941
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Looks much better! :-clap :-love
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Great upgrade of your skill mate :-ok
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Tank you Sall & No.1 for your comment :-red
after one days&night in hospital... :( I'm return at home and finish another Emil... :-green
It's a Bf.109E-7 trop flow by Leutnant Werner Schroer (/JG27, Ain El Gazala Libya April 1942
cheers :-wave
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another Bf.109E-7
It's a Bf.109E-7 Trop flown by Obereutnant Ludwig Franzisket Gruppen-Adjuyant I/JG27, Ain El Gazala, Libya, October 1941
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This topic really warming up :))
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Beautiful work mate :-love
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Thank you No.1 & Sall :)
I just finish another Bf.109E-7
It's a Bf.109E-7 flown by Feldwebel Karl Laub,t 7/JG26, Ain El Gazala, Libya, June 1941
Cheers :-wave
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Another Bf.109E-4 With a interesting camo scheme... :))
It's a Bf.109E4 Flown By the Staffelkapitan 3.JG53 Germany, Spring 1940
cheers :-wave
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I like this one, very good surface work :-ok
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thank you No.1 for your comment :) :-red :-wave
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Other two color profile, this time Bf109E-3 :-green
1) Bf.109E-3 flown by 6/JG26 Marquise France Luftflotte 2,1940
2) Bf.109E-3 flown by Captain Miha Klavora 104th squadron, 32th Group, 6th FightersRegiment, Royal Yugoslav Air Force, April 1941
Cheers :-wave
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Very nice that you have included various operators :-ok
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Thank you No.1 :)
I'm not sure about the Royal Yugoslav Air Force color scheme... :-think I have used RLM71 (upper surface), RLM65 (lower surface) and RLM70 (spinner&prop) do you know if is correct? :-help I want to be sure about that, because I found other interesting RYAF Bf109E-3 to make... ;)
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Nothing precise can be said as well they have been delivered in batch but what you have done look fine.
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Very nice work mate. :-clap :-clap
I like that you have include Yugoslav machine,and because it did not last Yugoslavian color profile. :-tri :-tri :-flo :-flo
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Thank you Sall :) I made for you another RYAF Bf.109E3 ;)
It's the Bf.109E-3 flown by Major Dragutina Zivanovic, 101th squadron, 31th Group, 6th Fighters Regiment, Royal Yugoslav Air Force, Veliki Radinci (Serbia) April 1940
I found new source about the RYAF Bf109E3 color scheme... RLM70 (upper surface), RLM65 (lower surface)
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Nice one :-clap :-love
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I just completed another Bf109E... :-green
This time is a Bf.109E-1 flown By 2./Igr 101 Fürstenwalde (District of Brandenburg), Germany August 1939
Cheers :-wave
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another interisting camo scheme...
it's a Bf.109E-3 Flown by The Geschwarder Adjutant of stab ./JG53 Wiesbsden-Erbenheim, early 1940
cheers :-wave
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You can make book ;))
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You can make book ;))
maybe someday I will ;)
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new one :-green I'm not sure about the real camo scheme... :-think I made 2 different options...
It's A Bf.109E-1 4./JG52 Flown by Gefr.Erich Mummert shotdown on Detling aerodome 30 september 1940
Cheers :-wave
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Any images of this machine?
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Yes, I made the first from the SAM - Modellers Datafile n°009 - The Messerschmitt Bf109 Prototype to 'E', for the second I use Classic Colours - Jagdwaffe - Vol 2 sec 3 - Battle Of Britain Phase Three Septempber-Octber 1940...
I think the second It's more correct than first...
by the way I made the correct 4./JG52 crest from photos...
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these are all the pictures I have of two white
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other two new Bf.109E profiles
1) Bf.109E-1 Flown By 6./JG26 Dussendorf Germany Summer 1939
2) Bf.109E-3 Flown By Leutnat Werner Ursinus, 2.J/88 Legion Condor, Spain spring 1939
Cheers :-wave
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Nice,nice,nice... :-clap :-clap
I really like this machine,although i like jet birds.
You've done a great job! :-ok
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Excellent subject as well texture :-ok
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thank you Sall&No.1 for you comments :-red :))
I just made some little update about details and shadow on my last E-3 I hope it looking better :-green :-wave
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Hi all :)
This week I made 3 new Bf109E-3 and ohter little update too :-green
1) Bf.109E-3 11 white, flown by 51th Group, 6th Fighters Regiment, Royal Yugoslav Air Force, Zemun April 1940
2) Bf.109E-3 L-10 Black flown by Second Lieutenant Aleksic Miodrag, 142th squadron, 32th Group, 6th Fighters Regiment, Royal Yugoslav Air Force, Prnjavor April 1940
3) Bf.109E-3 15 Red flown by piloted by squadron commander Hptm. Wilhelm Balthasar, winter 1939
Cheers :-wave
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Great work and I am waiting for more!
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Very nice work...
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thank you No.1 & draken35 :-red :) :-wave
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Beautiful profils mate!
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thank you Sall :)) :-wave
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Hi all :)
I just finish another Bf109E-3 flown by 2./JG 77 Breslau-Schöngarten, Germany, July 1939
I made little update on the draw too...
cheers :-wave
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Another great art mate :-ok
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Thank you Srecko :-red :)) :-wave
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Great mate! Very nice profile. :-clap
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Splendid!
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Bravo!
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thank you friends for your comments :-red :) :-wave
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New Upgrade... :-green
added new detail, change some shadow&light... :-blah
another Bf109E-1 flown by Pilot Uffz. Albrecht Griener of 5./JG52, crash-landed in Northern France in May 1940
cheers :-wave
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Excellent work mate :-ok
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Great sample mate!Good work! :-clap :-clap :-love :-love
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Splendid :-love
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thank you for your comments friends :-red :))
I made a new great upgrade... :-green changed all the nose, propeller and spinner, canopy and other little detail... :-blah
I update some light and shadow too... :-wall
cheers :-wave
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:-ok
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beautiful 'black 13' :-ok :-clap
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:-ok :-clap
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thank you guys :)
other little update... :-green
I've just finish another E-1 flown by Feldwebel Ernest Arnold of 3./JG27,crash-landed and captured at Westwood Court, Faversham, Kent, on 30th August 1940.
Cheers
Santino
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Once more,nice sample mate! :-clap
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Detail of scissors is great!!
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Detail of scissors is great!!
thank you Srecko :)
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:-ok :-ok :-ok
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Thank you for close up :-ok
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new little upgrade... :-green about some detail and shadows :-wall
This time I made a Bf.109E-3 flown by 1./JG2, France May 1940 :-blah
Cheers :-wave
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Wonderful collection of profiles!!
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One more great profil!
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It's a Bf.109E-7 flown by Feldwebel Karl Laub,t 7/JG26, Ain El Gazala, Libya, June 1941
Hi Santynus, :-salut :-salut
From a few color photos (at least one published by Dr. Prien) the heart was... black.
Your work is amazing and although the Bf 109 E is not the one version I prefer, I like your profiles. :-obey :-obey :-ok
Cheers,
Jicéhem :-wave :-wave :-wave :-wave
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Thank you friend for your comment :)
Thank you Jicehem for your info about the "Bf.109E-7 flown by Feldwebel Karl Laub,t 7/JG26, Ain El Gazala, Libya, June 1941"
if you can, could you please post your photos abot this subject, (my reference is a color profile of the book [Warpaint Special n°02] - Bf109, Page 16)
I made a new Bf.109E-3 flown by 6./JG52 Based at Speyer, Germany, in April 1940.
Cheers :-wave
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Great! :-clap
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That eagle marking gives it a certain "look" that I really find appealing.
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Thank you Jicehem for your info about the "Bf.109E-7 flown by Feldwebel Karl Laub,t 7/JG26, Ain El Gazala, Libya, June 1941"
if you can, could you please post your photos abot this subject, (my reference is a color profile of the book [Warpaint Special n°02] - Bf109, Page 16)
Hi Santynus, :-salut :-salut
Here is the proof. I can't post the entire photo because it's copyrighted...
(http://i67.servimg.com/u/f67/10/07/63/16/2011-011.jpg)
Cheers,
Jicéhem :-wave :-wave :-wave
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Excellent image extract and I am glad that you care about the rights :-ok
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thank you so much Jicéhem for the photos :)
I found others color profile with black hart on REVI magazine N°55, :-think but on the book Classic Colours - Luftwaffe Colours - Jagdwaffe Vol 3 Sect 3 - War Over The Desert (North Africa June 1940-June 1942) and on other book the hart it's red... :-wall
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but on the book Classic Colours - Luftwaffe Colours - Jagdwaffe Vol 3 Sect 3 - War Over The Desert (North Africa June 1940-June 1942) and on other book the hart it's red... :-wall
Hi Santynus, :-salut :-salut :-salut
Yes, I know. But every searcher thought the heart was red because they imagined that black and white photos were made on ortho films with which the rendering of red is black on the prints. They ignored that the German photographers had only panchro films (Agfa, Orwo). Knowing that fact, the question arose to know if the heart was really red or black. Until the day when Dr Prien discovered those color photos... showing the heart was actually black...
In some books where the heart is colored red there are two options : the book has been published before the photos were known or the author doesn't know the truth...
Cheers,
Jicéhem :-wave :-wave :-wave
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Thank you Jicéhem for your explanation, now everything is clear :)
I upgrade my old Bf.109E-7 flown by Feldwebel Karl Laub,t 7/JG26, Ain El Gazala, Libya :-green :-wave
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I like this one much,much...! :-love :)) :-clap :-clap
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I am right now reading JG 26 Top Guns of the Luftwaffe by Donald Caldwell and just finished the chapter on 7 Staffel's adventures in the Mediterranean. This brings a question--does anyone here have a photo or line drawing of Joachim Muncheberg's airplane from this time?
And a second question--how in the *$&#@_*! can I type an umlaut on my silly American keyboard!? :-kr I've looked all over but can't make it appear when I type replies. I'm 94% of German ancestry and I'm embarrassed that my typing doesn't reflect it........... :-red My German teacher and my uncles and aunts who tried to teach me the language are probably rolling in their graves now.
Keep up the great artwork and information!
Scott
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Hi Scott :)
you can find the Joachim Muncheberg's airplan to this link, but the emblem of the 7th Staffel, is not correct, :-/ it will be one of my future works :-green :-wave
http://warandgame.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/2_49.jpg
about umlaut this is the ASCII sequence
ä = ALT + 132
ü = ALT + 129
ö = ALT + 148
Ä = ALT + 142
Ü = ALT + 154
Ö = ALT + 153
ß = ALT + 225
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other link about Joachim Muncheberg
http://www.acestory.elknet.pl/foto/munche2.jpg
http://www.acestory.elknet.pl/foto/munche1.jpg
https://www.aviationillustration.com/shop/images/Bf.109.E.45.jpg
http://www.acestory.elknet.pl/foto/munche3.jpg
cheers :-wave
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Thank you for the images. I always find it enjoyable to see airmen and the dogs that invariably found their way into the armed forces! I believe I just read about the wreath presentation in the book.
I still wonder about the black-versus-red heart situation in the 7th Staffel. They were the Red Hearts, after all, making it easy to assume the heart on the airplane would be red also. The color photo certainly shows it in black but it confuses me nonetheless. If I ever get around to building Muncheberg's ship I will make it black.
I haven't figured out the umlaut even with your help. I suspect my computer has a problem--the keyboard operator. :-think
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Hi all :)
today I made other two new Emil... :-green
1) Bf.109E-3 flown by Oblt. Hans Schmoller-Haldy, 3.J/88 Legion Condor, Spain spring 1939
2) Bf.109E-4 of 9./JG26, based at Caffiers. France August 1940
Cheers :-wave
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Niiceeee! :-ok
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thank you Sall :) :-wave
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Nice work mate, nice to see your art is growing ;)
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others new Emil... :-green :-wave
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Excellent mate but yellow 7 is most interesting for me :-ok
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Great works mate!! :-clap :-clap
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Does anyone know if Yellow 7 ever had the swastika removed like the airplanes of the Stab?
Great profiles as always!
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thank you friends :) :-wave