Japanese Aircraft markings and Camouflage (1 Viewer)

• Jan 25, 2014

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wheelsup_cavu said:

Very nice Wayne. Wheels

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Cheers mate!

 

• Jan 25, 2014

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Lucky13

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In my castle....

 

• Jul 10, 2014

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destrozas

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I have a question and I would like to know what colors could be painted the ki-27 nate 10th independent fighter company as the image

 

• Jul 10, 2014

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Famous Airplanes of the World says - Till May 1940, fuselage in grey, cowl in grey or red, tail wings in black with bordering in white, designation stripe in white, propeller in brown. After that period, fuselage in grey, rudder and spats in either red or blue or green or yellow depending on the squadron No.1 -4.

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• Jul 10, 2014

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Excellent info as always!

 

• Jul 11, 2014

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Wayne Little

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The overall color grey had a very slight green tint to it.

 

• Jul 11, 2014

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destrozas

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Wayne, The grey is similar to grey you zeke?

 

• Jul 22, 2014

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Shinpachi said:

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Wow was looking for something like this! Thanks!

 

• Apr 27, 2018

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Shinpachi said:

Thanks, Lewis, for your kind comments.
As Shinpachi is my nickname, no need Sir or Mr.

There were three Chinese Characters for my consideration, 荻(Ogi), 萩(Hagi) and 嵌(Kan).
Ogi seemed best in both shape and meaning.

Hagi is a bushclover.
Kan means fitting something to something.

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Rokaku p-40n The Air Force of the Republic of China. In 1944, the pilot surrendered to the white screw-in-the-air airfield of the Japan Army and was rokaku in a state of intact. It was flown to the mainland Japan after an elaborate test flight by chief Honma of the third squadron of the Flight 4 8 Squadron was executed.