Since I was the co-author of the color charts that Bernd referred to...
This is approximately how the camouflage of 70/71 over 65 should look like:

http://www.colorserver.net/showcolor.asp?fs=34052+34083+35526&size=l&bkgr=0
(The RLM70 is the darker of the greens)

Judging from your photos, I think that the colors may not have been reversed, but the relative contrast between them is looks very much too low. I'd be adding black to your propeller color to increase the contrast, but not reversing them - the 70 had a bluish tone to it and the 71 was more like any military drab color.

Other examples:

/Martin

Thanks Martin, the color chips you provided confirm I had my labels reversed on the paint.
At least I only have 6 parts to repaint.

Had a productive Saturday. Got the masking done in the afternoon.

After dinner I airbrushed the camouflage using White Ensign enamel RLM 71 Dark Green with just a little Mr. Color Leveling Thinner. It went down very nicely with a smooth semi gloss finish. I took the masking tape off not long after I painted, I don't like to leave it on very long.

This the side view again after I adjusted the image to make the Dark green stand out so that you can see the pattern.

I'll let this dry for a week or so, may even put it in my food dehydrator to cook for a while.

Don't you mean food processor?

Rick! I'm not the most active forum member around here, something that I deeply regret when I found this thread, and then it's not even my scale 🙂 !

I remember the kit from when I was a kid in the 1980s but I only ever saw the box, not the contents of it. It was one of those kits that I longed to build but the only Airfix 1/48 I ever did was the 109F.

Your'e doing magic with this model, very entertaining magic!

Best regards

Magnus

Looks great Rick, keep up the good work 🙂

Rick, I finally got around to checking out what you are doing with your Stuka and must say I am very impressed by your attention to detail, skillful work on the most tedious things, patience and above all, your results. I didn't even know anyone could do some of the stuff you've done.