Wings of war april 2016 newsletter (2 Viewers)

[ivanmoe]

Here is mine with desert sand color and I used Tamiya paint. Don't know which one is correct though ^&confuse

Man, that's a serious repaint. You did a nice job on the squiggles, which I would suggest demonstrates considerable skill on the part of the modeler. Well done, sir!:salute::

-Moe

 

[jazzeum]

I looked at my reference book, Warplanes of the Luftwaffe, by David Donald and it shows the color scheme used by TG.

 

[jazzeum]

 

[Go for Broke]

Five must be a magic number in terms of sales/profit. If five go quickly, you would think the temptation to make six or seven next time would be quite strong.

They probably sell to the same five guys over and over.

 

[Jack]

Five must be a magic number in terms of sales/profit. If five go quickly, you would think the temptation to make six or seven next time would be quite strong.

They probably sell to the same five guys over and over.

I do not know who the are, where they come from or where they are going ... but I hate them!{sm4}

 

[Baymax]

Here is mine with desert sand color and I used Tamiya paint. Don't know which one is correct though ^&confuse

Great repaint of the 88

 

[tdubel]

I found the following online specifically slated North Africa, I think they look pretty cool Thoughts?





There is another one I can't find which has what looks like a goose as nose art.

Tom

 

[cnq]

Man, that's a serious repaint. You did a nice job on the squiggles, which I would suggest demonstrates considerable skill on the part of the modeler. Well done, sir!:salute::

-Moe

Thanks. Just couple more

 

[ivanmoe]

I think that the actual name for this scheme is "Wellenmuster," with the squiggles being painted RLM76. Then again, I could have dreamed all that!:redface2:

-Moe

 

[tdubel]

Thanks. Just couple more

Just too cool, I think I may like yours the best!
Tom

 

[zulucollector]

Hopefully closer to the Junker 52.....

 

[tdubel]

Found another one at this link, this is the "Swan" art North Africa

http://www.asisbiz.com/il2/Ju-88/(F...u-88A4Trop-1.(F)121-(7A+KH)-Lybia-1942-0A.jpg

TD

 

[Guy]

here is another one with interesting camo scheme:
The Ju 88 A-4 of 4./KG 54 -1943 Catania Italy
guy

 

[Guy]

and another interesting one operating from France flying night air raids to England
the JU 88E-1 II./KG66 France 1944
guy

 

[Baymax]

Five in winter should have been made

 

[cnq]

I think that the actual name for this scheme is "Wellenmuster," with the squiggles being painted RLM76. Then again, I could have dreamed all that!:redface2:

-Moe

Yes that's the "one"