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What ?Hey Karl your bird is a KG51 machine and in fact is Black L, the instructions are in error, can send you more info...
Karl, I ran into that on the p-61. I've learned not to trust the kit manufacturer on the markings. HB can be really bad about this. But even aftermarket decals don't always do their research.Well i have no white oulined black L's.
I have plain black and even yellow outlined black L's !
I would do the other one from the box art but don't want to do black under surfaces, even though the instruction sheet has RLM 76 undersides but the box art has black ?
Karl, I ran into that on the p-61. I've learned not to trust the kit manufacturer on the markings. HB can be really bad about this. But even aftermarket decals don't always do their research.
Hey Karl your bird is a KG51 machine and in fact is Black L, the instructions are in error, can send you more info...
will look see what i have and might try thatWell, that makes things easier. I have just one picture in 2 references for this machine taken from about the 5 o'clock position. "10/NAGr 11" is, I think, a misnomer and I think should rather refer to Kurt Welter's 10/NJG 11 which had a handful of Me262A-1's.
EDIT: Forgot to mention that I think you can easily achieve the white outline of your black L by finding a spare decal of a large white field and cutting, with a sharp blade, the L slightly larger than the plain L that you already have. Apply that underneath your plain L and it should do fine.
was going to do as you suggested but my black L's were not long enough and inspiration struck whilst going through my spare decals !Good stuff Karl. I like your solution to the L's. Should work.