Henschel Hs129

[Pilot]

Greetings all,

I would like to know how many different official camouflage patterns are used on Hs129B? Of course if any of you have some image for share I would be grateful.

Cheers

[cproyston]

There was only ever one official camouflage scheme, 70/71 over 65. The only real differences in this scheme being where the tactical (yellow) markings were carried, dependent on the time frame.

They also received sand brown/olive green oversprays or sand brown squiggles when in North Africa and white distemper finishes in the winter.

A facsimile of the original painting diagram can be seen at the back of Martin Pegg's epic work,

Cheers,
Chris

[Pilot]

So only this two. Late war samples did not received new colors? All right, I feel better now. Please tell me more about the Martin pegg work if you please

Cheers

[PhilippeDM]

Srecko,

Hs 129 Panzejäger
Luftwaffe Classic Nr. 2
Martin Pegg
Classic Publications
1997

I'll look at home and PM you a scan of the official diagram.

[Pilot]

I just get via urgent mail few publications about this plane and there is real wonderfull book written by Martin Pegg!! Amazing work!

Thank you all for your time

[Dénes Bernád]

The official camouflage scheme, as well as other excerpts from the original handbook, is included in my technically oriented book on the Hs 129, published by Midland in 2006. http://www.ianallanpublishing.com/pr...roductid=50241

[Rabe Anton]

Dénes' book is a fine one, lovely done. It also has the advantage of being available now, whereas Martin Pegg's volume has gone o.p., I think.

RA

[Pilot]

Denes- I am sure that your book is fine and I will going to get it. But- cean you email me some details which you think that it is important?

Cheers

[Pilot]

I would like to thank you all who have help me in this search and special thanks to all those who have contact me in private and send me invaluable material

[obdl3945]

Hi, Srecko...

Love the profile... excellent...