These were overpainted I'm afraid. A close up view to the enlarged screenshots reveals the smudges at the SH" code area and sometimes noticed the serial number partially. Just my opinion.
It is interesting because the Spit with the MT-U code has the number seen clearly.
Okay, I need help from our personal brain trust.
F/L A.H.Davidson, 601 Sqn. 1945, Mk.IX Spitfires.
I have him flying known serial and code # A/C.
MJ909-UF@M
PT641-UF@F
PT761-UF@G
PT935-UF@A
Color of these aircraft in 1945, I have conflicting
info and photos. Depicted as Earth/Green and Silver.
Hoping someone can clear this up for this old man.
Both gleaned from the web.
As you probably noticed, sometimes NMF Spitfires of 601 Sqn during 1945 are depicted with black code letter and sometimes with red code letters...
Maybe a link interesting for your project A. H. Davidson Spitfires
Clipped wings ?
All pics of the 601 Squadron Spits I have found show them in 1944. It can be noticed that the camo was the standard RAF day fighter one rather that consisted of the Dark Green/Ocean Grey/Medium Sea Grey. Also it can be found that the spinners were of the red and no Sky band on the rear fuselage area. However in the image with the UF-G and UF-Q the remnants of the band on the UF-G fuselage can be noticed. The UF-Q Spitfire is of the NMF so it may mean that there could be other planes of the finish type in the squadron.
As you probably noticed, sometimes NMF Spitfires of 601 Sqn during 1945 are depicted with black code letter and sometimes with red code letters...
Maybe a link interesting for your project A. H. Davidson Spitfires View attachment 777231
Clipped wings ? View attachment 777232
All pics of the 601 Squadron Spits I have found show them in 1944. It can be noticed that the camo was the standard RAF day fighter one rather that consisted of the Dark Green/Ocean Grey/Medium Sea Grey. Also it can be found that the spinners were of the red and no Sky band on the rear fuselage area. However in the image with the UF-G and UF-Q the remnants of the band on the UF-G fuselage can be noticed. The UF-Q Spitfire is of the NMF so it may mean that there could be other planes of the finish type in the squadron.
Well now, looks like i been blowing a little smoke up my own hiney. Was visitting Large Scale and it seams only ONE Mk.IX was stripped to BM. Dang! Grey and Green now!