After short brake, work going on with desert camo pattern. But I forgot to take photo of Azure Blue undersurfaces 🙁 John Lynch spitfire had so may variations of interpretation of painting so You could get headache! despite the fact that there are at least a few pictures of this machine, everything is a guess. in the end, I decided to do as I see fit based on scientific guesswork. First, I rejected the original paint thesis in the standard Day Fighter pattern, despite the fact that it does not have a tropical filter. Since there are photos of a similar machine in Malta (without filter), I set up a tropical scheme as the base. Next I will put Extra dark sea gray on it. I thought about the color of the spinner for a long time, but in the end I painted it in standard red, which coincides with a few silhouettes available on the Internet, and also seems attractive to me, considering that the previous constructions had an extra dark sea spinner gray. I dismissed DK Decals' suggestion that the inside of the main gear covers were red. It seemed too wild and impractical for the operation itself, not to mention the painting. I hope You will like it.
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