What is fuzzling on that single Afrika Dornier was in 50s/60s literature bad repros and a habbit
of matte laqueur to show darker shades of grime and other surface dirt.
I saw Hurricanes reproduced which appeared to have glossed surfaced? Crazy?
In their original style the pictures show a matte surface.
How does it come? Contrast and play with lightning, it can give opposite results, a lighter, worn kite can
appear almost dark.
If you look closer every Desert Hurri/Spit has such habbits, thus becoming a
dark blotchy patient if we take things for granted.
Take photoshop and find, if you twinkle with lightning you can make it appear blotchy, that is how
early bad repros came through in 50/60s literature, miserable theories I think.
I skinned that one too, it became suspicious when I had good repros of the pictures.
Indeed it was photographed multiple times, when I recall my research.
The 2nd picture, I fstumbled across during my Desert Hurries work, that lifetime project still continueing here.
The good is today you can counter check old theories easier, searching for high res Pictures
of the target is easy peasy.
Look closely over the Numeral 3, you can trace the former Dark Green Camo coming through the thinnly
applied Sand colour. A too linear dark pattern exactly matching the ETO factory Scheme of Do-17Zs, not freestyle blotch.
The darker shades are worn Sand colour at these areas simply, if you spin the brain, you wanna see cool blotches,
no it's not, just colour faded and obviously not very thickly applied. Not every a/c looked like tossed, dipped into a laqueur bath.
Your Template looking cool Wolf, keep it up
Tobi
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