Again please use the English ..
OK. the grey colours aren't defined by the FS system directly . But these could be the light grey ~ FS 36270 ( eg. Gunze H306) and the dark grey ~FS 36118 ( eg. Gunze H305).
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Again please use the English ..
OK. the grey colours aren't defined by the FS system directly . But these could be the light grey ~ FS 36270 ( eg. Gunze H306) and the dark grey ~FS 36118 ( eg. Gunze H305).
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Wurger, I already use English when writing, but Google Chrome automatically translates everything I write, including my English text. Sometimes I don't notice this and send the translated text to Russian.Again please use the English ..
OK. the grey colours aren't defined by the FS system directly . But these could be the light grey ~ FS 36270 ( eg. Gunze H306) and the dark grey ~FS 36118 ( eg. Gunze H305).
OK. No problemo, Stanislav. Just please keep your eye on the Google Chrome translator.
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I've finished one Polish and one Korean. Today I'm planning to draw another Korean one (aircraft number 42).OK. No problemo, Stanislav. Just please keep your eye on the Google Chrome translator.
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Wurger, do you know what that decal is?
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There's a decal of an inverted triangle under the cockpit, and in it, as I understand it, is a "Bounce-back seat."
Oh .... Ok. I didn't noticed that red arrow in the thumbnail of the pic. The stencil of the white triangle with the inscription "UWAGA" and icon of the ejection seat is a warning.
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Vurger, do you have any photos of German MiG-21bis 24+53 fighters of the German Air Force? In their prime.
The number 24+53 is the German Luftwaffe (NATO) marking. The kite was wearing the no.990 ( as I found out ) while servicing in the former DDR LSK/LV. The factory serial is N75035841. Now it is exhibited at the Militärhistorisches Museum , Gatow Berlin. There is a lot of her images taken there all around the net. Just use the Google.
the pic source: Marxwalde GDR - 1990
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Wurger, do you know what the arrows under the airplane cockpit are?
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These are the markings pointing the external canopy latches used for a rescue of a plot and emergency openning of the cockpit hood. The front one (no.1 ) on the fuselage and the one on the right ( no.2 ) at the frame of the cockpit hood. As you may notice both have the 1 and 2 digits inscribed at the arrow tips. There is the word "Rettung" (rescue) written vertically in the middle of the arrows and the "Drücken" (push) and "Ziehen" or "Zieher" (pull) for the no1. The no.2 has the second word unreadable but seems to be either "Anheben" or "Erheben" (lift) . Both latches are marked with the yellow or orange rectangles. The rectangles could have had the curved small arrow showing the direction the handle has to be rotated to release it fully.
the pic source: the net.
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Do you have a clearer photo of these arrows? I just need to finish drawing them.
No, I don't
