really good colors site

A Farleigh Fruitbat?

Thanks for the heads up on that site. I now have something else to use time on. ;)

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

amazing site. just picked one plane at random, the Kawasaki Tony - full screen profile of the plane.

whoa !!!!!

Craig

it is a brillant site. with new adds constantly. it seems that the me410's were gray or green. i did like the smaller wasp on the late wespe geshwader ac. i'm building a lindberg and a matchbox 410. going to scratch interiors on both. the matchbox glass is much better, so i'll vac form a canopy for the lindberg. it only needs minimal trim to fit! i'm sanding the rivets off the lindberg and fabbing a floor.

yeah, where has that site been hiding?

As well as making plastic models I do a lot of 'virtual' painting on aircraft used in computer flight simulators and that site is well known amongst the virtual repainting community. There are a number of others out there too which offer side views (and sometimes top/bottom views).

urls?

...browsed, bookmarked!

Try these, a mixture of all my bookmarked reference sites.....

excellent. thanks

I built the Lindberg a long time ago in the '60s and thanks to Mr. Green's books I caught the booboo on the position of the landing gear doors before I committed them to glue.

Never built Matchbox's kit although I owned one for awhile. I did assemble the Frog kit and, IIRC, used Letraset markings on it.

All that's left here now is the half-built Bilek Me 210 that I'm doing in Hungarian markings.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

they really hated the hungarians, didn't they?

For some reason I can't access the profiles on the site. Every time I click on one, all I get is lines of text and a suggestion to go to the archives. Using Firefox and don't have the problem elsewhere Bugadifino

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on 6/26/2009 6:02 AM (ET) Stadia wrote the following:

I have no problem with Firefox accessing the site.

Oh yeah, but it's a grabbag. All of it is from previous sources, and there's no filter, so you could be getting someone's 1965 Profile guesswork or "Windsock" quality artwork. As well, I think they haven't paid anyone for the artwork.

IIRC, the Germans never gave anything away. They made everybody pay for the equipment they got. No wonder the Finns were so thrifty about salvaging stuff.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

they certainly hosed the italians. reading the goebbels dairies for '42, we find the little clubfoot munchkin pontifiicating on how much italian filmstars will cost to take all the italians film industry money. and he backhanded laughs at el douche for paying 5x prices the hungarians pay for old stukas.