Ever closer . . . .

[Jesters-Ink]

Well, sorry for yet another update, but as you can tell I wasn't happy with the lighting on the other 7 attempts.

Redrawn whole lighting from start to finish cept for the tail, the only bit I was happy with.

[santynus]

great work Jesters-Ink

[Jesters-Ink]

Thanks guys.
In the end I had to put my trust in some of the large names getting it right as far as Grafs aircraft goes.
Here is an updated list of works ready to go to press.

[sparty72]

WOW m8....proud of ya............bloody good work................

[Otterkins2]

Tole ya Jester don't mess around! He absolutely doesn't rest until he gets it perfect!!!

[BLOWHARD]

Very nice, but you already knew I thought that I thought your last version was killer too!
But now, I have two gripes, I'd like to see some in a in-flight position and at least one of the other styles of drop tank. Both just to give a little more variety But I can't fault the profile itself!

[Jesters-Ink]

Thanks Blow, all are available in both formats ------>


Drop tanks shmop tanks
If you'd like to see a full count update, I'd be happy to send?

[Graf]

I think I love you...

In a weird sorta kinda way.

[BLOWHARD]

NICE But, shmop tank? That's just what I'm talking about You've got the drop tank, now you need the shmop tank

[Otterkins2]

Blowhard, I would suggest that you do a bit more research. The "Schmoptanken" was a little known Rustsatze variant fitted to the G-6 and later models. Often mistaken for the R3, this piece of kit hooked up to the radiator and a series of copper tubes kept the contents of the Schmoptanken hot....usualy sauerkraut and Barvarian sausages though occasionally Black Forest Cake was carried. Documents show that, when attacked, these aircraft would jetison the Schmoptanken resulting in serious scalds to Soviet troops below.