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Topic: August-September PLZ P.11c Skin
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Aladar
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posted 10-25- 07:04 PM
   
Well, today I decided to take a day off and relax with some plane painting. I got my Flying Colors book, *flip*, *flip*, *flip*, *flip*, *flip*, Oh here we go! PLZ P.11! I find the one I like, and paint away! Its almost done! When its finnished it can be found on my site! Check back tommarow for the skin! http://aladarsfsdoeherd.homestead.com/main.html Now for some pics! Tell me if you like it!
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Razer
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posted 10-25- 07:10 PM
cool, like the camo..IP: Logged |
Zurawski
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posted 10-25- 07:22 PM
Yup, very cool...However I "think" that is a Greek PZL P.24 scheme (of which I've promised to convert the P.11c to once it's completed).. All the same... very nice!  IP: Logged |
Aladar
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posted 10-25- 07:36 PM
Zur, in my book it says exactly "P.11c (8.13) in three colour camouflage applied August-September of 1939." And in the book a P.24's caption says "P.24C..." So I think its a Poland scheme.IP: Logged |
Zurawski
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posted 10-25- 08:09 PM
(I said I "think" it's a PZL P.24)  Well, if that's the case... It's a scheme unlike anything I've previsously seen! Kudos to you! IP: Logged |
Poniat
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posted 10-26- 06:54 AM
Good job, Aladar!I haven't got THE book with me but i can vaguely recall a picture with similar experimental (as it said inthe caption) cammouflage applied to P.11cs. The transition line between the colour was zig-zaggy as on the Aladar's scheme.
I'll check when I'm back where THE book resides ------------------
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Aladar
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posted 10-26- 07:56 AM
Hey Poniat! Thanks, have you got Flying Colors? Its by Barnes & Nobles. Its a great book isn't it?! Its a painters dream source!IP: Logged |
Poniat
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posted 10-26- 03:55 PM
Nope, it's a two part monography of the P.11 by Glass, Kopanski and Makowski.There is a colour plate with the cammo pattern very similar to the one you've done. There are small differencess thogh, there seem to be only two colours, brown and dark green (drab green, olive green?). The light brown (sand yellow?)you used would be of little use for the Polish kind of terrain so the assumption it's a Greek cammo seems plausible. There is also a series of photos of a crashed P.11c resting on its nose with the pattern clearly visible. The caption says the pattern was tested in 1939. It's got the 'three' on the fuselage and 62 W undearneath the wing. It's cool, please don't be too PC and leave it as well as make other schemes Cheers
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Zurawski
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posted 10-26- 04:26 PM
"It's cool, please don't be too PC and leave it as well as make other schemes"AGREED! It's a very nice scheme! IP: Logged |
Aladar
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posted 10-26- 04:30 PM
Just got some tweaking to do and whe'll be done! I even edited the Damaged textures. Thanks for the messages!IP: Logged |
Werner Molders
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posted 10-26- 05:15 PM
PC?IP: Logged |
Aladar
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posted 10-26- 05:29 PM
Shhh... I dont know what that means either . WHOOPS, did I type that out loud?IP: Logged |
wakeup tailgunner
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posted 10-26- 05:46 PM
Real, made up or figment of a book writers imagination?Don't care, it looks really nice! If the Poles never painted them that way, they damn well should have done! IP: Logged |
Poniat
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posted 10-27- 05:15 AM
Werner, Aladar,PC=Police Constable (usually)
sometimes also: Personal Computer But recently it MEANS: Politically Correct Hope that helps (as technical support people put it  ) ------------------
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