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Oh! I like the look of that...
 
Good work so far!
 
Thanks guys for the kind words. Okay camouflage gray for the tires does anyone have a number for MM paints or mixture thanks i still havent decided on the paint scheme Paul said something about the natural wood look ?
 
If you don't want to toil over painting you can follow the Richthofen's red Albatros.


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But I would follow the Werner Voss' one....

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Also here is a nice site with a few of Albatros profiles...

WWI Aircraft Profile Gallery: WWI Aircraft Profile Gallery Albatros D.III
 
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The Germans used "natural rubber" tyres, the color is a strange one. Generally speaking, it is an extremely light grey, although there are examples in museums that show a slight brownish tone and some a very slight pink shade. Most early D-III's were highly varnished fuselages on which the pilots then painted individual insignia designs. Love those D-III's!
 
Curious about the purple/mauve/lilac in the top wing camouflage. How effective was it? Having never flown over Europe and relying on GoogleEarth, I don't recall seeing whacking great gobs of those colors around the country-side.:p

Geo
 
Thanks guys, Wurger thanks for all the pictures and Paul for tire info. i got the seat and prop painted. now the cowl did not fit at all lots of cutting grinding but it is on now.

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as you can see lots of sanding and clean up.

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You'r welcome. Looking good. :thumbright:
 
Good work so far!
 
Love the color of the prop.
Very nice so far.

***It is a shame to cover that beautiful engine.
Hind sight. Would there have been a way to separate the top cowling to expose that wonderful work?
 
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It's a pain when any internal work gets covered...never to be seen again....
 

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