Fokker D. XXI

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Near to complete 

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Completed in time range of 24 hours and 32 layers 

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Koos Ross 

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Beautifull sample...

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And how about this one from Lentorykmentti 2

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Wonderfull profiles mate!   what are those shadows on the glass - just some kind of reflection, or the surface irregularity?

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Glass is just my play with various effect how you can make glass transparency effect. I think it is interesting but in reality this could not be possible as well whole plane is cover with thin layer of dust so not much reflection could be expected there. This one is shine like on car show case.

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But in flight, maybe dust goes away, and the sun is strong up, and it just could be that glass plays some games.

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Well... you win

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The top ace on Fokker D. XXI was First Lieutenant Jorma Sarvanto of Lentolaivue 24. His score with the D.XXI was 12 and two shared confirmed plus 3 damaged. All these in eight weeks by 21 February 1940. His most spectacular day was 6 January, when piloting FR-97 (in the photo taken just after this mission) he downed in just four minutes six Ilyushin DB-3 bombers of 6 DBAP. All wrecks were found south of Utti air base on a distance of 45 kilometres. Image bellow show him just landed after this mission.

 

Info and photo credit- Kari Stenman, Finland

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One more from Finland, in modified camouflage with Ruskea on fuselage top.

 

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Dutch sample with painted over rudder flag.

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WASP powered machine

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Wow, excellent work my friend, and so colorful examples. Wonderful.