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You're too kind Geo, but thanks anyway.Ok, I would have noticed that....maybe
Got to paint and fit MG's, then this can go on.
Maybe later, maybe tomorrow.
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You're too kind Geo, but thanks anyway.Ok, I would have noticed that....maybe
The one on the left is painted RLM 71 when it goes on the lower nose and should be RLM 65 !
All sorted now.
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That just makes it easier to see where to paint the 65And then i realised i painted one the wrong colour !![]()

I learned to do masking because my freehand canopies made the rest of the models look like cr@p.
I know carpets do.don't you just love the fiddly bits.....
I'm just reading the book "the hardest day" it's enthralling!Subject
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I settled for this aircraft from 3/KG 76 for the interesting badge on the nose.
I originally wanted to depict one of the low level Kenley raiders but don't want to buy decals.
It is a great read !I'm just reading the book "the hardest day" it's enthralling!
Thanks for that, but they are already painted yellow, so i will leave them as is.Gents,
My only comment on this interesting build is that the spinner colour is incorrect as presented in the instruction sheet.
At this time (1940) KG 76 used coloured spinners and narrow fuselage band to identify the respective aircraft's Gruppe. Hence for "F1+BL", yellow is correct for the aircraft's individual letter (3. Staffel), and white correct for the Geschwader's I. Gruppe, but the spinner should also be white to reflect the I. Gruppe. Thus the spinner colour for machines of the II., III., and IV. Gruppen are red, yellow and blue respectively
Best,
David