Color scheme sugestions A6M5 zero
04-19-2009, 10:12 PM
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Color scheme sugestions A6M5 zero
I was hoping someone could provide with a source for my Zero aside from the typical Green and gray that everyone is acustom to seeing on this bird , I am looking for something different , any help or sugestions are more then welcome
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RE: Color scheme sugestions A6M5 zero
Try these ..they are for il2 flight sim but theres quite a variety.
http://www.flying-legends.net/php/do....php?cat_id=20
keep us informed on your choice.
All the best Steffan.
http://www.flying-legends.net/php/do....php?cat_id=20
keep us informed on your choice.
All the best Steffan.
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RE: Color scheme sugestions A6M5 zero
You might try www.hyperscale.com. Go to the "Gallery" section, and check out a large listing of really well-done plastic models, including early thru late Zekes. These guys who build plastic models seem to be real sticklers for accuracy, and openly share their sources for documentation. I have a Dave Platt Zero "kit" that I cut many years ago, that I'll eventually build, in the Japanese Navy green over bright orange trainer scheme. I think my ageing eyeballs will appreciate that. Good luck.
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RE: Color scheme sugestions A6M5 zero
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You might try www.hyperscale.com. Go to the "Gallery" section, and check out a large listing of really well-done plastic models, including early thru late Zekes. These guys who build plastic models seem to be real sticklers for accuracy, and openly share their sources for documentation. I have a Dave Platt Zero "kit" that I cut many years ago, that I'll eventually build, in the Japanese Navy green over bright orange trainer scheme. I think my ageing eyeballs will appreciate that. Good luck.
You might try www.hyperscale.com. Go to the "Gallery" section, and check out a large listing of really well-done plastic models, including early thru late Zekes. These guys who build plastic models seem to be real sticklers for accuracy, and openly share their sources for documentation. I have a Dave Platt Zero "kit" that I cut many years ago, that I'll eventually build, in the Japanese Navy green over bright orange trainer scheme. I think my ageing eyeballs will appreciate that. Good luck.
I can't seem to get this link to work , any ideas ?
