Recent non-NZ paintwork

[tomkilpatrick]

That a Aero Commander, sure this one is a payware but Milton Shupe has a good freeware tho .. not this model tho .

Thanks Ian

[Ian Warren]

Tom , I think JK also did some great NZ paints, to the OZx download department you go

[jankees]

Meanwhile, I continue on the Colin Gray theme (now on OZx):



and I'm working on something else:

[Ian Warren]

The Goose and Wigeon's did get quite a bit of fame in the 1960/70's in parts of New Zealand , one well know Kiwi pilot 'Fred Ladd' with his humorous antics and jokes with the passengers.

[jankees]

a few more Spitfires

[Ian Warren]

Brilliant job on the recon mounting JK

[jankees]

[Ian Warren]

Great Work JK , actually AL is now a New Zealand based warbird as well as a historical European paint, NZ Ace AL Deere's Spitfire

[jankees]

I know! This is the WWII version, the warbird has a different serial. I may do that as well one day if you like?

Meanwhile, back to the C-47:

[Ian Warren]

Nice work JK So many great paints to chose from .

[jankees]

[Ian Warren]

Nice paints JK , that metal Spitty , Sir Tim Wallis's looked just like that when it first debuted in New Zealand , he also crash landed breaking the propeller , during the repairs it finally scored its camouflage paint .

[jankees]

[Ian Warren]

That dose look brilliant , this must have the era QANTAS in the late 1960's went to the orange livery, obviously handed over to Fiji airways .

[jankees]

http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?/pro ... loads_file

[Ian Warren]

One I have not installed for a very long long time the Cat , Great paints JK

[Splitpin]

Without wanting to repeat myself ... but i must
JK ... you are a machine Some just talk the talk , but you dude ... walk the walk ... and thanks for sharing

[jankees]

well, a machine...but I do like to paint an aircraft every now and then...
here's another, pictured at its homebase, Duxford:

[Ian Warren]

Looking all White to JK

[jankees]