Boston Douglas Mk. III - text on red rectangle

[Wlad-FR]

With RAF colors

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Step by step....
Wlad

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With french markings, but no weathering and imatriculation.
You will see the picture I use as a model.
As you see, I ask myself questions about camo.. It seems to be all Olive Drab (no contrast), but it's a Boston Mk.III and not a Mk.IV, and they usually have british two tones camo...Quite strange.

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My test with US color

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I make a coffee break

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After coffee break..feel better !
Wlad

[Vacajun]

Thiery,

How about checking the trailing edge of the wing? Looks like your art shows a break in sweep???

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Thank Vacajun, here is the update, and after exchange with french friends, we think that this bomber was in fact a night intruder in June 44, that will explain why there is no camo contrast because there is no British camo, only black and grey. Olive Drab was only see on Boston MkIV, and not on MkIII
Wlad

[GiantFlyingRobots]

I'm curious as to why you have chosen to illustrate what looks to be either a shadow or the reverse side of the cockpit/window frames on this latest version?

Even if you consider perspective, I cant see how either would be necessary.

Indeed its kinda distracting.

[Wlad-FR]

Well, it was just a test, just to find a new visual effect...
Wlad