Recent content by Glenn Sprouse

Thnak you so much. Also, thank you Wurger for all of your help. I really appreciate it.

Thank you so much SparaotRob! I really appreciate it.

It has been a while and I have finally gotten the new camo and markings done. Here are some photos of how it turned out. An overall photo of the camo. As for the odd lines and white puffs in this photo, I'm being shot at. Left side with Masque. This is the marking for Algiers I went with...

Thanks so much Wurger. I'll use your recommendation with the corrections and information you already have pointed out. Might take a little while but I'm looking forward to seeing what it looks like all put together. Again, thanks so much.

Thanks so much Wurger! The problem with the camo is that it is imbedded into the graphics and unfortunately is not separated out into its own layer. It will take me a good while to get it corrected. More than likely I will have to find a blank template and do the camo and markings from scratch...

Hello Everyone!! Just wanted to post some photos of the digital rendition with all of the changes added to each version of Le Gloan's no.277. First, Battle of France. I know I've already posted one of this variation but this angle shows what I did with the nose colors better. Next, in...

The chamois is now behind the cockpit and Masque is removed from the rudder. I will now apply all the appropriate changes to the other versions. Let me know what you think on the work so far. Thanks everyone!

Ok, I just found the model you did in 2018 of this aircraft. **** FINISHED: GB-39 1/48 Dewoitine D.520 – Battle for France to Battle of Britain First, it is beautiful. Wonderful job! Second, I see exactly what you are talking about in regards to color placement. I will do this on my digital...

As a general question about the interior. Was the whole interior chamois or just the area behind the cockpit? I'm getting some mixed information between chamois and Blue Nuit for the cockpit itself. Also, no Masque on the tail? I know this was on Le Gloan's MS.406 but on the fuselage. Was it...

Thanks so much Wurger. I'm actually working on the grey for the nose now. Doing the NMF mast too.

Thank you all so much for the input, bobolex, FalkeEins, special ed, le_steph40, and Wurger. I have completed some preliminary skins in War Thunder with the earlier information and will post them to see what everyone thinks. First, Battle of France period. I went with the black spinner as I...

LOL!! Thanks SaparotRob. It's kinda like this... ;)

Hello Wurger, Thanks so much for all the information. This is really helpful. The weathering of the panel plates behind the spinner, they way you described, can probably be done with dark pastels on a model. I use chalk pastels and pastel washes for my exterior weathering. A controlled...

Hey Wurger! Thanks for the response. I see what you are saying,. The last photo definitely shows camo all the way to the spinner. Maybe I should subtly discolor the area in question as a weathering step to represent what is in the photos. It is dark in some photos and light in others. Maybe...

Hello all! I am doing a skin for War Thunder, (and marking the 1/48 Tamiya kit too) for Pierre Le Gloan's D.520 No.277. in GC.III/6. I was going to do three versions of the skin for War Thunder representing Battle of France, early armistice markings, and Vichy markings for Syria in June 1941...