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Halberstadt D.II

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Norm Koger - 24 Mar 2006 00:06 GMT
I have a Pegasus 1/72 Halberstadt D.II on the to-build stack. Looks
like a nice little kit, allowing for a bit of creative substitution of
brass for the provided stock material.

I do not have much in the way of detailed references for the Halb. The
Pegasus scheme (http://www.pegasusmodels.com/halbd2.html green / brown
camo over linen) looks OK. I am curious about this finish. Does anyone
have it in any references? A man could go blind trying to figure it
out from the photos I've seen. Pegasus and a couple of modelers who've
posted images on the web seem to have painted the camo pattern with a
fairly broad feather between the green and brown. This implies that
the historical finish was applied using some kind of spray. Does
anyone know if this is the case? And if it was sprayed, was it still
the typical semi-gloss dope, or was it some kind of matte paint?

Norm
eyeball - 24 Mar 2006 02:36 GMT
A quick search found
http://www.airwar.ru/image/i/fww1/hlbstd2-i.jpg
Not the best pic but it does look sprayed to me.Unfortunately it's hard
to tell how much gloss the finish had.
eyeball - 24 Mar 2006 02:39 GMT
And of course as soon as I posted that I found this
http://letouny.webz.cz/photo1/halberstadt_d2/1.jpg
It looks like CDL?
Norm Koger - 24 Mar 2006 03:51 GMT
>A quick search found
>http://www.airwar.ru/image/i/fww1/hlbstd2-i.jpg

    Yep. That's one of the ones I saw too. And it does look like
the feather really should be there on the color boundary.
William H. Shuey - 24 Mar 2006 19:19 GMT
> I have a Pegasus 1/72 Halberstadt D.II on the to-build stack. Looks
> like a nice little kit, allowing for a bit of creative substitution of
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>
> Norm

Norman:

    Here is a source for all things W.W.I Aviation related. Try the
Windsock datafiles for info on individual aircraft types.

http://www.wwi-models.org/misc/mailorder.html#WARPLANES

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