Colours & Markings South African Air Force Part 1 1919-1939

[Stefaan]

Hi.
Just to let those know who is interested in the Commonwealth and SAAF colours, that Vol 1 is now available at the Aviation Bookshop in the UK. Aviation shop in SA, and Aviation Mega Store in the Netherlands.
It deals with the colours from 1913 till 1939.
A review is in FB

Colours & Markings South African Air Force Part 1 1919-1939

New series by the well known South African author Stefaan Bouwer going into depth researching the colours and markings of South African Miliitary planes

www.aviationmegastore.com

Vol 2 dealing with 1940 will be published in this week.
I have inluded many orders on painting, paint orders, and paints delivered.
1940 also deals with the underside blues, especially since the SAAF used Sky (Duck Egg Blue) well into the 1942's.
They have lots of photos and profiles illustrating the real facts.
Stefaan

 

[Stefaan]

Hi.
Just to let those know who is interested in the Commonwealth and SAAF colours, that Vol 1 is now available at the Aviation Bookshop in the UK. Aviation shop in SA, and Aviation Mega Store in the Netherlands.
It deals with the colours from 1913 till 1939.
A review is in FB

Colours & Markings South African Air Force Part 1 1919-1939

New series by the well known South African author Stefaan Bouwer going into depth researching the colours and markings of South African Miliitary planes

www.aviationmegastore.com

Vol 2 dealing with 1940 will be published in this week.
I have inluded many orders on painting, paint orders, and paints delivered.
1940 also deals with the underside blues, especially since the SAAF used Sky (Duck Egg Blue) well into the 1942's.
They have lots of photos and profiles illustrating the real facts.
Stefaan

Hi. For those interested, Vol 2 is available at the Aviation Bookshop in the UK and Jix and Aviation Shop in South Africa. This volume starts discussing the underside blues on SAAF a/c. It will always be a discussion point related to SAAF, and all the Commonwealth a/c in the Western Desert if you consider that South Africa was the major paint supplier for the Allies in the Western Desert deep into 1942.