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Ray wrote:Samwel18 wrote:imma kemm int tal genn marcou amaze me everytime you post something on airplanes and on everythiong that is
keep it up ha nithallmu
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FJ wrote:After checking some pictures regarding the mosquito, it looks that the airframe was not extremely weathered. It seems that weathering was more of faded/patched paintwork, exhausts and paint chipping over the metallic parts, especially those which were more exposed to the airflow. Overall the impression I got is that the mosquito was a relatively clean aircraft.
A closer look at the picture of the mosquito from the same unit (of the model) shows that the airframe is quite patched up.
just a small note, the .303 gun cover (in front of the canopy) was not completely metal but a metal frame on the edges with a wood body (like the bomb bay doors)
spitfire5b wrote:Thank you Marco,
This helps a lot as I have explained in my other post.
By the way I made the spinner bands, they came out very good.
I used the wrap method as Alex Kontiveis suggested.![]()
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