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I initially sealed the paint in with Alclad II Gloss Klear Lote but the gave it a couple of hand brushed coats of MicroScale Micro Gloss particularly over the white paint where the bulk of the red decal would lie. In the morning I will give it a couple of sprays with Long Life Floor Polish to set these decals in and before placing the remaining detail decals.What are you using for a clear coat?
It was self preservation as later in the war when the allies started bombing Swiss rail yards that the Axes forces were using, the Swiss were also being attacked by allied fighters, the pilots thinking they were German Bf 109 in an all RLM 65/71 livery and only the white cross on red background to identify them. Hence the highly visible red and white adopted sometime in 1942.Makes you wonder why they bothered with camo colors. A very striking scheme.
It was self preservation as later in the war when the allies started bombing Swiss rail yards that the Axes forces were using, the Swiss were also being attacked by allied fighters, the pilots thinking they were German Bf 109 in an all RLM 65/71 livery and only the white cross on red background to identify them. Hence the highly visible red and white adopted sometime in 1942.