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  • boatman
    SMF Supporters
    • Nov 2018
    • 14498
    • christopher
    • NORFOLK UK

    #121
    HI Al love your V1 an the 'squiggles' an the 111 glass house looks a really great mask up you must really have a lot of patience to fit them so correctly just a well you dont get the shakes like me lol yes this model is comin on great an never should have been on the shelf of doom i know there was a slight prob but you have sorted it very well done an im enjoying this build as it an ansual build great job you are doin an im following along
    ATB chris

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    • JR
      • May 2015
      • 18273

      #122
      Cheered up now after the lack of green, but have to say the model looks the part. Nothing like a bit of really tight bit of masking to test your patience. looks good.

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      • stona
        • Jul 2008
        • 9889

        #123
        Re: Camo.

        It is defensive camouflage intended to obscure the unmanned aircraft on the ground. There was a wide variety of camouflage applied to V-1s. According to a prisoner interrogation, the V-1s were always covered with camouflage nets until ready to be loaded under the aircraft.

        The V-1s were very crudely painted.

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        The V-1 on the trolley, in the third image, still has a protective nose cone in place.

        Cheers

        Steve

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        • adt70hk
          SMF Supporters
          • Sep 2019
          • 10433

          #124
          Originally posted by stona
          Re: Camo.

          It is defensive camouflage intended to obscure the unmanned aircraft on the ground. There was a wide variety of camouflage applied to V-1s. According to a prisoner interrogation, the V-1s were always covered with camouflage nets until ready to be loaded under the aircraft.

          The V-1s were very crudely painted.

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          The V-1 on the trolley, in the third image, still has a protective nose cone in place.

          Cheers

          Steve
          Thanks Steve for the confirmation and pictures.

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          • Tim Marlow
            SMF Supporters
            • Apr 2018
            • 18932
            • Tim
            • Somerset UK

            #125
            Great info Steve. Fascinating illustrations as well :thumb2:

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            • AlanG
              • Dec 2008
              • 6296

              #126
              Cheers for the info Steve.

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              • JR
                • May 2015
                • 18273

                #127
                Great photos Steve.:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:

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                • AlanG
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 6296

                  #128
                  By eck she uses a lot of paint.

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                  • Mark1
                    • Apr 2021
                    • 4156

                    #129
                    Looking good :thumb2:

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                    • BattleshipBob
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 6806
                      • Bob
                      • Cardiff

                      #130
                      Good progress Al, but a word of advice,
                      Do not enter 'tidy desk of 2021'

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                      • AlanG
                        • Dec 2008
                        • 6296

                        #131
                        Originally posted by Bobthestug
                        Do not enter 'tidy desk of 2021'
                        There was never any fear of that happening

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                        • Tim Marlow
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 18932
                          • Tim
                          • Somerset UK

                          #132
                          Mottling up well isn she, even if she’s using paint by the bucketload……

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                          • JR
                            • May 2015
                            • 18273

                            #133
                            Nice work , even better to see the bench in all its glory .
                            Definitely worthy of membership of the club Alan

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                            • AlanG
                              • Dec 2008
                              • 6296

                              #134
                              Certainly is Tim. Trying to vary the depth of paint instead of going for total coverage.

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                              • adt70hk
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Sep 2019
                                • 10433

                                #135
                                Originally posted by AlanG
                                Certainly is Tim. Trying to vary the depth of paint instead of going for total coverage.

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                                Coming on very nicely Alan.

                                I couldn't believe effective and simple mottling was when I tried it for the first time last year on my 110.

                                That is a lot of surface area to cover though!!

                                Keep up the great work.

                                Andrew

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