GB-62 1/48 Spitfire Mk.Vb ( Italian ) - Spitfires
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fubar57
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Vic Balshaw
Major General
Nice one Berny. 
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Berny5664
Airman 1st Class
Thank you Wurger Geo and Vic.
To adapt the roof of the Eduard I had to create the "collars" at the front with plasticard. And before gluing it permanently I added the locking system, also self-made, of the roof. Finally I glued everything.
In the meantime I redid the navigation lights
To adapt the roof of the Eduard I had to create the "collars" at the front with plasticard. And before gluing it permanently I added the locking system, also self-made, of the roof. Finally I glued everything.
In the meantime I redid the navigation lights
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fubar57
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WOW!!!!!
Viking1066
Master Sergeant
Impressive!!
SuperAereo
Airman
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- Jun 23, 2009
A word of caution: the Spitfire Italiani book has some incorrect technical drawings (there never was a "B" wing of second type, for example) and the info on camo schemes is a bit outdated. In particular, there is no proof that any Mk.V in service with the Regia Aeronautics ever carried a Desert Scheme of DE/MS, but we know for certain that in 1945 those aircraft wore a version of the DFS, albeit in many cases with an apparently darker grey than the prescribed OG.
The Airframe & Miniature book also repeated the older info about these colours, IIRC, at least in its first edition.
The Airframe & Miniature book also repeated the older info about these colours, IIRC, at least in its first edition.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Nice adds Bernie.
