My third entry is a Tamiya G-14 out of box keeping it simple with only ED belts added to both kits.She will sport 74/75 top with 76 below.This crate will not support the white badges on the upper wing but the instead the RSI insignia but will retain the black badges down below.This G-14 will hvae a white spinner with a black spiral;mottling looks medium all the way through to the tail in 74/75
***DONE: Bf 109 G-14 3rd Sq. II Gruppo Caccia 1944 Group Build
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vikingBerserker
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Nice! I really like the way this one looks.
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B-17engineer
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Looks like it'll be a good build!
imalko
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Cool! Looking forward to your build. You can't go wrong with choosing to build a Bf 109.
Looks to me like you have Fujimi and Revell kits?...both good builds look forward to seeing them up and running!
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You know Wayne you are right.Cheers Kevin
Dan I did pick up my first book on the MC 202 the other day from Squadron but nothing as good as that.I have a hard time with the internet being available as it is to go buy research.In saying that I did the other day p/u a book on 100 of the greatest battles and 3 mags on battles of WWII.I like to read tactics and manuvers along of course with the blunders if the battlfield can be kept fairly small.I have successfully wandered off the path
Dan I did pick up my first book on the MC 202 the other day from Squadron but nothing as good as that.I have a hard time with the internet being available as it is to go buy research.In saying that I did the other day p/u a book on 100 of the greatest battles and 3 mags on battles of WWII.I like to read tactics and manuvers along of course with the blunders if the battlfield can be kept fairly small.I have successfully wandered off the path
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kgambit
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Does that help at all? It's not a G-14 but it is 3rd Sqd, II Gruppo. The source was the ANR camo book, page 126.
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Thks Kgambit but not quite the mottling looks a little light while the colors appear to maybe be correct though.These two builds are really going to be OOB with only the PE belts added and what I hope to be super paint schemes and decals.I am attacking these like I do 1/72 with the astedic(sp) qualities high on the list.The wings on both and other small assemblies went together last night.Cheers Kevin
kgambit
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No problem Kevin. It's the only 3 Sqd, 2nd Gruppo plane I could find in the ANR reference book. Thought it was a long shot but you never know.
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Thank You Paul yuo hit it with the last crate the G-14 that is the one I am doing right here except in the instructions by the decal company shows a little heavier mottling pattern throughout so maybe a blend.Thanks again Paul .Cheers Kevin
About to start the pit.
About to start the pit.
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Looks like a must have book Daniele (d*mn bug! Got enough on my list already! 
), is there a pre 43 as well?
), is there a pre 43 as well?
B-17engineer
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Oh cross posts! Jan I don't think daniele will see your question.
kgambit
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Looks like a must have book Daniele (d*mn bug! Got enough on my list already!
No. The ANR was formed after the Armistice between Italy and the Allies in early September 1943. The ANR didn't exist as such prior to that.
Prior to September '43, you would want references on the Regia Aeronautica.
Squadron Signal publications has a two volume reference on the RA - one dating from 1940 to 1943 and another one post-43, but I think both volumes are out of print.
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He just have to come back then....
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