Colours tweaked for this C5, going to be a squiggly one next.
In the book: "Der Fieseler Fi 156 Storch im Zweiten Weltkrieg" published by Motorbuch are the best two shots I have found. The bill, eye and legs are always darker as the white base. So red/orange could be possible. the base of Africa could be black.
BH: Nice RLM 78/79 work
Colours tweaked for this C5, going to be a squiggly one next.
Harriers...uppy downy things.
Nice!!! That looks right to me.
Hey Simon, do my colors, and what Ink has here look pretty close to you? Also, do you have any research on Italian colors used on German planes? I have something somewhere.
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hi BH,
these were early italian colours, used by the luftwaffe, then later they used their own colours, this chart is for name only
then a rough guide to the actual colours, the darker one in each case is new paint.
i now expect Ugo to demolish my findings![]()
JMSmith (back by popular demand)
just been looking further,
the later study by CMPR makes all the above a load of bolloxs![]()
JMSmith (back by popular demand)
Nice colrs JM, thanks!![]()
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Time to take the side off
Harriers...uppy downy things.
Nice job!
Plz put it back on the ground.It really shouldn't be flying with a stopped prop and open cowling.
Looks nice indeed.Any chance for weather it a little? or at least the wheels?
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Fast shutter speed on the camera means a stopped prop, I'm not the best photographer and even though they shouldn't have, there seems to be evidence that they flew without them, probably run out of covers by the end of the war
As for the weathering this is only one of 40 done so far and still more to go, some are much more dirty than others but might fade it more just for you!
Harriers...uppy downy things.