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Maybe not. But you may want to see if the invasion of Sicily had invasion stripes required.
With a north African paint scheme, you may get lucky enough to be somewhat accurate.
Otherwise, just go with it because you like it lol. It really only matters to you in the end.
- Mike Brindos "Lost Boy"
I saw a photo in a magazine. Of a beau painted like that Might not be accurate.
I do wonder about D-Day invasion stripes on a desert scheme.
Why's going on there, Phil?
philo426 Judging by the 1/32 Beaufighter recently featured in FSM the invasion stripes are wide and bold.
Judging by the 1/32 Beaufighter recently featured in FSM the invasion stripes are wide and bold.
The stripes would be 18" each, although it's a multi-engine it is similar in that way to the P-38.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Cool.
I agree!
Well that looks cool as all heck so far.
Love the free hand cammo.Very pleased with the result!
The desert yellow really covered well.
No doubt about it!Had enough Tamiya Sky for the underside.
She's a big bird! You're going to be using a lot of paint for sure lol.
Can you say surface area kids?I had to fill the color cup 3 times to airbrush the primer on this monster!
Masked off the canopy and blister
Will do!
If that is a 1974 dated kit I'm fairly certain that is the first release of that kit. Looks good so far. Keep at it.
Thanks for the info!
That is a very old kit, from 1974.
It's a Mk. 1, I think an F.
One early spotting feature is the flat rear stabs- later marks starting with Mk. 6 had a prononced dihedral.
Excellent filler work, looking great!
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Thanks!Soon!
Looking good, Phil. Almost paint time, right?
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