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Found a neat post over at HAG facebook group.



Enjoy!

Lots of useful drawings there, thanks for sharing!

Just stumbled upon this thread now.
Fantastic work on a subject rarely seen.

Makes me wanna have a go at SH one in 72nd!

Some interesting, clear photos popped up on German e-bay : https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/zJYAAOSwRz5jZ7cU/s-l1600.jpg https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/IXQAAOSw0BpjZ7cp/s-l1600.jpg https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/4VUAAOSwGkljZ7cd/s-l1600.jpg https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/vw4AAOSwwRRjZ7co/s-l1600.jpg h...

Probably colorized, and seems like post-WWII to me.
But still interesting to see so many of them in air together.

Amazing work all-round.
Thanks for sharing!

Glad that you also found in interesting.

Vincent Fiore wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 04, 2022 1:31 am

The last plane shown had the ugliest camouflage.

It seems to have been touched-up by many different hands at many different points in time, neither of them respecting the previous 'artist'.

Found on Youtube, not sure if it is colorized or not.
Still thought it interesting for forum members to see.



Cheers!

One conundrum of mine is whether the Macchi fighters had upper wheel well covers as standard?
C.202/205 Manuals seem to show them, but that does not mean they were not removed after repairs...
Also, what about C.200?

It seems You are right.
It says 'Motori Alfa Romeo' in the add headline.

Hello,

I came across this very interesting illustration on German e-bay:


Thought you guys might find the two-green upper camouflage interesting

Regards,
Aleksandar

MiGFoxbat wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 31, 2020 10:06 am

Looking good, is there any other picture of that plane in particular, on Wings Palette or elsewhere?

Unfortunately, I have found none...
But that pre-war fin tri-color leads me to speculate that the wing fasces were also of pre-war type (white fasces on black background).

I think I've found a potential candidate for my model, that does not feature the rectangular windows: This machine, no description provided: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-DxewIDgMcgc/UXAbbLh74gI/AAAAAAABlGc/lKRKXgTLxNk/s1600/ca310-01.jpg source: NHUNGDOICANH blog Any advise/opinion on camouflage and/or ...

Very nice models, thanks for posting.
Apart from the rectangular windows, cammo schemes are indeed interesting.