A short story about an old ZG76 Bf-110

[JG26_EZ]

Sorry bud, I posted, then deleted as soon as I posted it.
You must have jumped in at that split second.

Just for the record, I posted that someone made the skin mentioned in the first post, but then I realized that it wasn't the same code on the side... just slightly.

If no one has made it before I finish the one I'm currently working on, I'll make it for you.

[jamesdietz]

Originally Posted by JG26_EZ

Sorry bud, I posted, then deleted as soon as I posted it.
You must have jumped in at that split second.

Just for the record, I posted that someone made the skin mentioned in the first post, but then I realized that it wasn't the same code on the side... just slightly.

If no one has made it before I finish the one I'm currently working on, I'll make it for you.

Never expected such a kindness- many thanks!

[jamesdietz]

The book and its companion:



Still nice cover art-all done with an airbrush!
BTW I still have my well worn copies!

[jamesdietz]

While I still have you attention here is the 109 from the same book & for a long while this was all we knew about German markings.I think the artist got the markings from a unit featured in a 1939 Life Magazine aritcle( photos were probably first taken for Signal Magazine ...?)He got the "Splinter Camouflage" just about right - how he came to know the pattern was never explained , but apparently he did his research!