Thank you Wurger!
I failed to ask this.........
We're there yellow leading edges on these Mk.Vb wings?
There must have been roundel under both wings but can't see one under this ones Starboard wing?
Thank you Surfer!
I failed to ask this.........
We're there yellow leading edges on these Mk.Vb wings?
There must have been rounded under both wings but can't see one under this ones Starboard wing?
It is quite difficult to answer that question. Spitfires of the ETO had the quick ID marking applied mostly. But those used over the Malta and and the North Africa seem to be without the marking very often. So no rule there. IMHO the marking can be found on the later Spitfires only.
It is quite difficult to answer that question. Spitfires of the ETO had the quick ID marking applied mostly. But those used over the Malta and and the North Africa seem to be without the marking very often. So no rule there. IMHO the marking can be found on the later Spitfires only.
However it appears it wasn't the rule. The two shots below suggest that there could be the roundels on the wing undersides or not. Especially the second pic is interesting. The foreground Spitfire seems to be without the roundel on the underwings while the background one had it applied.
Well now....................... never have I had This happen...........
I've gotten all the prickely bits on, sprayed the matt clear.........
WT??????????????????
Sand it off, repaint, find a decal to match the other wing? Impossible!