More Albatros Profiles

[BLOWHARD]

Or rather some that were unfinished before
This one is good to go...

There was some discussion about some stuff that was really unclear in the photo; http://www.simmerspaintshop.com/foru...html#post30668
But I got a hold of a slightly better photo.

You can see the two areas in question better. I'm still not sure what the reflection(?) is near the machine guns.

Except for that pesky instrument mounted on the strut!
See here-
Althaus D.1119/17 strut mounted instrument???

This one needed a few details and a new prop-


I finally figured out the correct stenciling on the strut. A few adjustments and correct wing crosses too-

[daliborsky]

are you the author of the illustrations for the Osprey series? great profiles btw

[GiantFlyingRobots]

Don't recall seeing a better group of profiles, if there are I'd love somebody to point them out to me! Aspirational stuff!

Just curious why you didn't add it to the previous thread on the subject?

[BLOWHARD]

are you the author of the illustrations for the Osprey series?

No, not me. Harry Dempsey did the profiles for Osprey's Albatros books. Greg Vanwyngarden wrote them and helped out with these some. You might also be thinking of Jim "JFM" Miller who has done a lot of published Albatros profiles including books that he's written as well.
Mine are works of love at the moment

Thanks GFR

Just curious why you didn't add it to the previous thread on the subject?

I don't really know, I guess it just seemed like the thing to do??? Maybe I should have used the old thread?

[Supah]

What is this? Trying to catch up to me Dave?

[elephant]

[BLOWHARD]

What is this? Trying to catch up to me Dave?

I couldn't do that any time soon!!!!!

Thanks Elephant

[JMSmith]

how many 104's !!!!!!!!

your work is fantastic dave.

[gamary]

Superb!

[pkassak]

Excellent work, I was studying the last profile for about one hour...but still cannot figure out how you do it so smooth and perfect