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    Quote Originally Posted by Teaticket View Post
    Very nice Gary. Which ARES model sacrificed itself to become Brumowski?
    Thanks very much.

    It was the Frommherz. I don't like the colours on the Ares model and I already have a F-Toys version of the Blau Maus which is much closer to the original. So he had to go!

    The Brumowski will add to my my Flik 41j planes for the Italian Front.

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    Nicely done Gary - another one to watch out for on Wednesday nights !

    Sapiens qui vigilat "He is wise who watches"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hu Rhu View Post
    Thanks very much.

    It was the Frommherz. I don't like the colours on the Ares model and I already have a F-Toys version of the Blau Maus which is much closer to the original. So he had to go!

    The Brumowski will add to my my Flik 41j planes for the Italian Front.
    Good choice. My ARES Frommherz has bad decals so luckily I found an F-Toy version.
    Last edited by Teaticket; 05-30-2022 at 17:10.

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    Default Brumowski Albatross Camo Repaint

    Austrian ace Godwin Brumowski is associated with his red Albatross D.III fighter. But he can also be seen on a couple contemporary photos with a spotted or swirl-type of camouflage.

    Doing some internet “research”, I came across two sites that explored this Brumowski camo look. The first is Russell Smith Studios which indicates that a mustard-colored swirls design may have been used. (https://www.russellsmithart.com/blog...ski-wip-part-3).

    The second site by Chris Anderson includes a summary of sources on Brumowski’s colors plus a 1/72 model he did with the yellow swirl pattern. http://wwi-cookup.com/albatros/diii_...d_diii_ca.html

    I took my Ares Brumowski Albatross and did a partial repaint, keeping the original red fuselage, wings, propeller, nose and decals. Doing swirls on any scale model, at least for me, would be daunting, so I opted for dots. I think the overall effect was reasonable.

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    Struts, landing gear and tail skid are Humbrol Enamel #133 Satin Brown
    Engine cowling and top wing radiator are Tester’s steel and Citadel Leadbelcher.
    Rudder is Folk Art matte yellow ochre acrylic
    Swirls and wheel covers are DecoArt gloss enamel bright yellow acrylic

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    That is a noticeable plane on any table! Well done.

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    Very colourful and skillfully executed. Hope he has many victories.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrashCraig View Post
    Austrian ace Godwin Brumowski is associated with his red Albatross D.III fighter. But he can also be seen on a couple contemporary photos with a spotted or swirl-type of camouflage...
    It's thought that his red machine should have swirls - it's come up before & there are decals out there apparently .. Calfaber posted these:

    https://www.wingsofwar.org/forums/sh...ef-with-Swirls!
    https://www.wingsofwar.org/forums/sh...ainting-Thread
    Last edited by flash; 06-08-2022 at 00:00.

    Sapiens qui vigilat "He is wise who watches"

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    Thanks Dave. Awesome look. Didn't realize these were out there. Looks challenging to apply at least for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrashCraig View Post
    Thanks Dave. Awesome look. Didn't realize these were out there. Looks challenging to apply at least for me.
    Me too ! I seem to recall someone did the swirls by hand on Brumowski but can't find the thread.

    Sapiens qui vigilat "He is wise who watches"

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    Very ambitious, and well done, Craig!

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    Quote Originally Posted by flash View Post
    Me too ! I seem to recall someone did the swirls by hand on Brumowski but can't find the thread.
    Dave, Whoever can paint those swirls must be related to Van Gogh and Brumowski was obviously a fan of Starry Night.

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    Spotty-tastic Brumowski!

    Rep gun jammed!
    I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!

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    Great work Dave, keep it up.

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    Albatros D.III Flik 41j Karoly Kaszala

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    Nexus WoW Alb D.III Gruber

    This was a fairly simple paint job, mainly involving touching up the green edges of the wings, tail and rudder, painting out the existing fuselage decals, and adding the correct decals.

    Upper Fuselage, upper Wings, Tail and Rudder - Foundry Forest Green 26b.
    Lower fuselage - Mix of Foundry Canvas 8b/8c.
    Engine and MGs - highlighted with GW Runefang Steel.
    Rudder, struts and Undercarriage - Foundry Chestnut 53a.

    Decals - MiscMini

    This is the third of my Flik 41j aircraft (alongside a touched up Gruber and re-painted Brumowski - see post #399).. I have one more to add but not sure if I will do Linke-Crawford or Brand's machine. The easy one would be L-K since it is the same work as above but I really want to do another colour scheme. Any other suggestions?
    Last edited by Hu Rhu; 07-21-2022 at 01:18.

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    Very nice Gary. I lean towards Linke-Crawford since he was Brumowski's wingman.

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    Very sharp Gary. Planes like this will inspire more Austrians to be painted! (I will for one)

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    Another good 'un, Gary!
    I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!

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    Lovely looking model

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    rep guns jammed gary! nice flock of albetri!

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    Albatros D.III Flik 41j Leutnant Frank Linke-Crawford

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    Ares WoG Alb D.III Gruber

    Again this was a fairly simple paint job, mainly involving touching up the green edges of the wings, tail and rudder, painting out the existing fuselage decals, and adding the correct decals.

    Upper Fuselage, upper wings, tail and rudder - Foundry Forest Green 26b.
    Lower fuselage - Mix of Foundry Canvas 8b/8c.
    Engine and MGs - GW Leadbelcher highlighted with GW Runefang Steel.
    Rudder, struts and undercarriage - Foundry Chestnut 53a.

    Decals - MiscMini

    This is the last of my Flik 41j aircraft. I'll now turn my attention to other types such as the Phonix and Hansa-Brandenburgs.

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    Well done, Gary! Your assembly line is running full bore

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    Gary, glad you did the Linke-Crawford

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    A production rate bordering on Albatrossyness!

    Nice work once again.
    I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!

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    Another excellent effort, Gary!

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    Very Nice paint job you did there!!!

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    Here is my completed Jasta 28w (Württemberg). I already presented two of the planes in this thread, but there were decals on the two others missing. So time to make a group shot:
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    The pilots are:
    Black-red plane: Ltn. Karl Emil Schäfer (WoG Albatros D.III repaint).
    Green plane: Ernst Hess (WoG Albatros D.III repaint).
    Blue plane: unknown pilot (Dekapod(?) Albatros D.III OAW).
    Striped plane: Ltn. Karl Bolle (WoG Albatros D.III repaint).
    Last edited by Teaticket; 08-26-2022 at 08:08.

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    Great looking flight of D.IIIs Florian.

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    Gorgeous! Very impressive job!

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    They look great as a complete flight

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    They must be flying in the southern hemisphere.
    Last edited by Teaticket; 08-26-2022 at 15:12.
    So how many books are in your personal library?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RJG173 View Post
    They must be flying in the southern hemisphere.
    Hmmmm, I thought I fixed them. Are they still upside down? They look ok for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Teaticket View Post
    Hmmmm, I thought I fixed them. Are they still upside down? They look ok for me.
    I meant Florian's photos.
    So how many books are in your personal library?

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    Fantastic workmanship Florian.

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    Great work Florian. They look superb as a Jasta

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    Florian, you've done it again! superb!

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    Now, these are not as nice as some of the posts in this thread. I repainted a couple of Reduced Aircraft Factorys colored prints. It started out with a prop repair on one and turned into a project.

    Had to repair the prop on one of the Jasta 2 colored prints. I decided to have some fun and put some Aviation Wings decals on it.

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    I then had the idea that the Goering would make a good Jasta 2 repaint. Painted out the wing markings and added some Aviation Wings decals.

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    Lowenhardt became victim of the repaint bug as well. Painted the nose and tail white. Painted the prop a darker shade of brown.

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    I purchased an additional Goering to make into a Jasta 11. Painted the Nose, wheels, and tail red. New decals on the tail.

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    My Jasta 2 now has a nice hunting party!

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    My Red Baron has some buddies as well!

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    Nice Dan, very tasty. Rep deserved Same goes for the beauties produced by Gary and Florian. Nice work guys

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    Another great set of re-paints!

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    Very tidy work by all.
    I laugh in the face of danger - then I hide until it goes away!

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