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Originally Posted by Pilot
Chris,
I have check out all images of the captured planes from the site mention above and find another image of black 6/ white 70. Here you are:
As you can see it does not have yellow rudder but camouflage and style of mottle are differ from side to side [larger on port side]. But you are right and other planes from units very possible have yellow rudder [or maybe light blue]
Another image which interest me is this one:
Any idea about the place and unit?
Cheers  |
Of course, you're right - now I'm back at home and have the prints to hand, it appears it has no yellow rudder
The second picture, Yellow 12+- of 6./SG10 was photographed at Neubiberg.
II./SG10 aircraft I've positively ID'ed at Neubiberg were marked:
6./SG10: Yellow 1+-, 2+-, 11+-, 12+-, 13+-, 14+-
Interesting points are Yellow 11+-, WNr 681330, was an Fw 190A-8 fitted with a F-type R1 wing and 11+-, 12+- and 13+- all had previous unit markings overpainted (III. gruppe 7+| for Yellow 11+-, unknown for 12+- and 13+-). Yellow 2+- had a dark rudder (poss. in a primer?)
Stab.II./SG10: Green <<+-, <o+- (an Fw 190F-9, WNr 440401)
I probably have more if I dig deeper into my files, but it's getting late and these tired old eyes need a rest!
Cheers,
Chris