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Re: Half painted Fw 190 wing undersides - the purpose?
Eric,
I am presently working my way through your 190 book. It's very impressive. Thorough, well produced and a beautiful end product. Throughout, your assumptions are given, some with sources, and conclusions stated along with qualifications. This book reinforces your statement that the camouflage and markings cannot be separated from the historical context. One of the best books I've seen in a while. And I'm not even a modeler. |
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