looks fantastic, well done !
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It looks like I'll invoke artistic license.I would be careful of the Balkenkreuze for the Uhu. Looking at a couple of images with the kite I noticed that there could be different variants of the marking used. These could be from the standard LW crosses to the low-visibility ones. It looks like Germans tried to limit the using of the white especially for the night kites. So no strict rule for the markings. IMHO a pic of the particular plane would ne useful.
any pictures of the wings or many others fo
To clarify... I meant there should be an Intelligence Report on her Luftwaffe camouflage and markings at time of capture. I've seen such reports for other captured types.Cheers, A4K, however, I'm doing the pre captured plane so strictly Luftwaffe. I think it will be safe to use black balkenkruez its a shame there isn't any pictures of the wings or many others for that matter. Given there's no evidence of what the real thing had it won't matter.
That might be correct for their Black paintscheme though Andy, but not for the overall RLM 76... hard to know without clear pictures of the original!No black ones visible here either though in reality they would be quite thin:
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The Uhu at the Smithsonian went with black and they do excellent research:
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