Gizo-Munda, Grumman F4F4 "Wildcat"

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Gizo-Munda, Grumman F4F4 "Wildcat"

Postby hasegawa » Fri Oct 06, 2023 6:39 pm

The first mistake I made was painting the plane. In 1943, machines of this type had two-tone camouflage and the red dot was removed from the white American stars in May 1942.
The first attempt with the F4F and it wasn't all that bad. The machine makes a solid impression and has no ugly habits.

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Gizo and Munda, around 1943
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Re: Gizo-Munda, Grumman F4F4 "Wildcat"

Postby Splitpin » Sat Oct 07, 2023 3:00 pm

Great shots, Aircraft, and scenery...I do like those Pacific paints.
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Re: Gizo-Munda, Grumman F4F4 "Wildcat"

Postby hasegawa » Wed Oct 11, 2023 7:28 pm

I'll do my best. Rather, you have to be careful with the repaints and pay attention to the right time and the right camouflage paint and national emblems. The work of Kees Blom and other Repainters who make an effort to "resurrect" a certain "real" and not fictional aircraft deserve recognition and respect. We should treat history more carefully.
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