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Re: Late war Bf 109 pictures source
I have couple books I can check.. If I find any relevant info I'll post it here too. thanks!
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Re: Late war Bf 109 pictures source
I know there is info about http://www.aero-journal.com/hors-serie.php
Title is Les camouflages de la Luftwaffe.
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Found this dated 15.8.1944:
From- Supreme Command of the Luftwaffe Head of Technical Aviation Equipment E 10 No.239/44 (IV E) Ref. 70 K 10 To- Berlin W8, 15 August 1944 Leipziger Strase 7 Tel.: 218011 Ext.: 4535 In part- " As a result of this new regulation the following RLM shades are in future to be discontinued: 65, 70, 71 and 74. Shade 70 continues to be specified solely for propellers. " |
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heres the one I usually follow, from Claes Sundin (RLM chips, I highly recommend buying all his books) the colour foto of the G-10 tail is very interesting also:
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I'm glad that you posted that fantastic colour slide of the tail of an Erla G-10 because that - to me - was the proof that the colour combination 75/83 (or 82) was used.
Beware however that the rudder colors does not mean nothing Erla-wise, because the rudder (and often also the whole fixed vertical part of the tail) were produced and painted directly as sub-assembled parts by external firms, which could well have RLM 83 available instead... Such rudder however proves clearly (IMHO) that the couple of gray-green colors were used before or together with the 81/82 (or 83) pair as visible on other rudders. What is fundamental is that Rasmussen could enlight us on what RLM colors (useable as camouflage ones) were available at Erla, because to be able to say what wasn't there, you should clearly know what was there...
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Hi there Oberst and Veltro,
Just as a follow up, W.Nr. 491 300 was photographed 14 April 1945 at Gardelegen. This is a detail of pic published in LiF 2, p. 34. It was taken whilst US 3d Army troops were battling Luftwaffe personnel entrenched in the forest on the opposite side of the airport. http://www.flickr.com/photos/2809206...57625208099917 Cheers Marc |
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The colour above the "43" always intruiged me. Its almost an aqua-marine colour, I've seen it used in several Claes Sundin profiles including Me109G-10 W.Nr.130 297. Seems to be a variation of RLM 76. Would this be correct? Included is a digitaly enhanced copy of the colour slide.
Last edited by Oberst; 5th October 2011 at 23:49. Reason: added info... |
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I didn't know that as I'm not sure to have (or to have seen) one Erla Bf109G-10 picture taken from the right side. Until that drawing - and my question - It was obvious for me that it was the same BOTH sides since they did care to make a tool to produce that flat left panel... Quite ridiculous! Same thing on Erla build K-4 ???? Tschüss, Franck. |
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