LetLetLet ~ Warplanes
Let Let Let - Warplanes => Warplane Art => Topic started by: No.1 on April 27, 2011, 01:19:38 PM
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Dear friends,
this is my brand new start on the completely new series of the profiles of this famous fighter aircraft. Start today with this basic shapes.
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Niceeee! :-flo
Is this for some book?
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Niceeee! :-flo
Is this for some book?
No, something more important- Warplanes No.02
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Promising...
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More update on file :))
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Hi mate,
Very good project.
Cheers,
Jicéhem
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You are right.It is important! :-ok
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Bolts and nuts phase
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Just start with shadows ;)
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So fine... I like it!
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Thank you :)
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Hi No. 1, :-salut :-salut :-salut
I see in the color chart what seems to be a "RLM 83" color. I must say you there is no RLM 83 in the schemes of the Fw 190 D-9... nor for another plane such as Me 262, Fi 156, Ar 234, Bü 181, very late Bf 109s, Fw 190 F, etc.
Cheers,
Jicéhem :-wave :-wave :-wave
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This is valuable info and thank you for this. I was not sure about use of this color so I put it just in case but in next update I will remove this color, I will left just last in row, industrial protection color, wrongly described as RLM 84
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I will left just last in row, industrial protection color, wrongly described as RLM 84
Yes, some "historians" have made great damage to the truth... RLM 84 didn't exist at all.
Some years ago, before I began my work on German camouflages for the French review "Aéro-Journal", I've contacted some "experts" in German colors about RLM 83 asking simply what tone it was : green or gray ? For some, I'm always awaiting the answer... One of them prided himself in having reconstituted this color. I asked him where he found the formulae which apparently has been lost... I'm always awaiting the answer !
Personnally, basing my idea on the restaured He 162 A of the "Musée de l'air" at Le Bourget, I think RLM 83 was a gray color but dark enough to very well see white markings on it as it's specified in the Sammelmitteilung Nr. 2 on 15th August 1944 (RLM didn't named colors, they gave only in the texts the reference number, and it's why we find only the reference "RLM 83", without the description of the color. We know only it's a dark color...) Well ; on this He 162 (WNr 120015) there is a totally unknown medium gray color on the fuselage sides. That's not RLM 76 very well identified on the forward fuselage and vertical fin and rudder assemblies. Other colors found are RLM 81 on the engine cowlings, RLM 82 on the back of the fuselage and... RLM 70 and RLM 65 on the wooden wings.
We don't know if a hypothetical third Sammelmitteilung ever existed, by which color 83 had to be applied...
Have a good day,
Jicéhem :-wave
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This is normal that some very loud 'expert' don't show any evidence, we have here on local forums also. Info provided from restoring He 162 is excellent and do you have any other relics in your museums? I know that there was number of German aircraft tested and flown there.
Updated profile with removed color. I hear that there is color images which shown this type with two topside greens but no further info about.
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Regarding colors after August 1944 there are many misinterpretations because during a transition period some "assembly" of colors were authorized to eliminate too very important stocks of paints (That's described in Sammemitteilung Nr. 1 of (1st ?) July 1944. Uppersurfaces of planes (except fighters which remained in RLM 74, 75 and 76 until 15th August 1944 the date of suppression of RLM 74) were allowed to be painted RLM 70 and RLM 82 or RLM 71 and RLM 81. But after 15th August 1944, fighters were allowed to be painted RLM 81, 75 or 82, 75 with undersurfaces in RLM 76 in both cases. So that some Fw 190 D-9 could have been painted RLM 81, 75 or 82, 75... until about October-November 1944. In November 1944 new colors of 81, 82 and 76 are applied by Fw on the Fw 190 D-9. There is evidently a missing "Sammelmitteilung Nr. 3" dated October or November 1944...
Have a good day,
Jicéhem :-wave
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Thank you very much, your info is very important in this subject. From my side here you are new profile update. If I have luck I will complete this tonight
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Nice work! :-clap
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Basic layout completed...
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Hi No; 1, :-salut
Very fine layout. The result will be terrific !
Cheers,
Jicéhem :-wave
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impressive :-clap
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Splendid, once again...
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Really nice work No.1 :-ok :-clap :-wave
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Thank you friends :)) I have just back home, my PC crashed, I sleep just few hours. RAM memory was changed and machine work better now. Hope I will have strength to continue work today...
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This is very first Dora Fw190V53, made by conversion of Fw190A. Its maiden flight was in June 1944. It have old camouflage of RLM 74 and 75 with replacement metal panels in natural metal or RLM 02. Also note armament of four cannons.
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Hi mate, :-salut
Very good !
One detail : the V53's spinner had a big hole at the tip (maybe for MK 103 or 108). Don't you think it was not visible from sideview ? Slightly cutting off the very tip of the spinner ?
If I remember well, the very first prototype with a Jumo 213 A was the Fw 190 V17, WNr 0039 : bare metal overall, no markings and no fuselage extension. Fin had a greater surface à la Ta 152.
(http://i27.servimg.com/u/f27/10/07/63/16/img_0216.jpg)
©unknown ; used only to illustrate a text.
Cheers,
Jicéhem :-wave
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I know this machine and it is interesting. My error in work, here it is correct profile
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Splendid... :-clap :-clap
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Yes, excellent work!!!
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... and more coming :))
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Very good work!! :-obey
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Thank you :-razz This is machine from 10./JG 54, pilot Lt. Theo Nibel and this machine took part in the operation Bodenplate. As well it could be expected that this machine is suffer from cannon or machine gun shells, actually it is downed by- bird strike :-smey And this machine become first Dora to be captured and examined by Ally
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great work No.1 :-ok :-clap :-wave
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Thank you :))
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Sample machine from JG 2
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Beautiful work!!!Bravo! :-clap :-clap :-clap
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Thank you :)) This one is from I./EKG(J)
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Nicely done.
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Very special color scheme on the wing...
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Thank you friends ;) Wings is done in regards to the late war production fashion :))
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My compliments, very well done! :-ok
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Thank you ;) This sample is from IV./JG 3
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Excellent! :-clap :-clap
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Yes, splendid!
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Beautiful! :-clap
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Thank you :)) Here you are sample from JG 4
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The Dora was so elegant...
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I think there's a few photos of this aircraft in the Manrho/Putz book "Operation Bodenplatte."
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I see sample images in JaPo book about this plane
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The JaPo books are fantastic, no doubt.
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I have both ;)
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And this is all for this month. Next month more profiles of the type will to come :-flo
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Bravo,bravo...! :-clap :-clap
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Magnificent job!! :-salut
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You're an artist!!!
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Thank you :-flo
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Yes, a very neat profile. Great work.
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Thank you :))
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New one :-razz
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:-love
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Thank you :)) And here you are again profile of Rudel machine and you will see some differences compared with previous one. Image source stay the same, bad quality image but on new monitor much more could be seen then on previous one. In past I have similar issues with scanner type.
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As usual, nice work!
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As usual, nice work!
+1!!
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Thanks :))
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I like so much your last Dora :-ok :-ok Bravo No.1 :-clap :-wave
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Thanks :))
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awesome profiles srecko, looks great
cheers
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Thank you :)