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Coincidence !

'DN-T' is one of the decal options for the relatively recent Revell Spitfire Mk.IX in 1/32nd scale, that I'm currently building as a Mk.VIII, although the kit decals are for MJ832, in May 1944, as shown on the extract from the Revell instruction sheet.


 
That is very coincidental indeed...like the 1/32 scale...will display great along side the aircraft parts of Patterson's DN-T
Patterson sitting top left(photo Facebook)
 
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Just wondering if ML 318 would of carried the same nose art and city of Oshawa markings that MJ 832 did ?

the Revell 1/32 kit is quite cheap might get one to do for you Sander, wont be as detailed inside as Terry's but should look good enough
 
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Great photo !

Karl, if you do it in 1/48th scale, then you'd just need code letter and serial number decals, available as sheets with all letters / numbers, from Hannants - code letters definitely on Xtradecal sheets X023-48, 24" and 30" Sky Code Letters, and serials from either Xtradecal (if they still have them), or Tally -Ho, and others as well. If stuck for serials, then Xtradecal sheet X72157 (72nd scale) has black numbers / letters that are usable in 1/48th scale.
For 1/32nd scale, you'd just need the serial number decals, with Ventura sheet V3270 being a good choice.
Not sure if MJ318 had the nose art and 'City of Oshawa' though - the name suggests a 'Presentation' aircraft, so if it was on another airframe as well, it would probably be 'City of Oshawa II'. for example.
 
Sure i have codes and serial letters for a 1/48 kit, with the 1/32 kit being around £20 thinking of getting one to do for Sander.
 
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Not sure if MJ318 had the nose art and 'City of Oshawa' though - the name suggests a 'Presentation' aircraft, so if it was on another airframe as well, it would probably be 'City of Oshawa II'. for example.
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"City of Oshawa" was the squadron moniker, not the airframe so the "II" would be highly unlikely.
 
I did check the few photos of 416 Squadron aircraft in Bracken's books and I didn't see any others. MJ832 was flown by F/L "Sten" Lundberg on May 21, 1944 when he was hit by flak and crash landed. becoming a POW.

Would be interested to hear from Sander how he came to find out that ML318 was coded "T".
 
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rochie said:
Sure i have codes and serial letters for a 1/48 kit, with the 1/32 kit being around £20 thinking of getting one to do for Sander.
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That would be very kind Karl!!

A friend did the archive research on this a/c...will ask him where he found it.
 
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