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[CzechTexan]

Top notch skins!  I love the different shades of green and the red-brown ochre colors.

[max_thehitman]

Extra cool nitty gritty and full of scratches!
 My type of airplane ! 

[BlackAce7727]

Thankyou all!

And now I have the bird which I will be doing very soon!

[P51vsFw190]

Thats an H variant right?

Why the Ta-152. I know it is the next logical step, but what are your plans?

Cheers!

James

[BlackAce7727]

Wait and see James...wait and see....

[tacheles07]

Wow, love those late-war Fockes. My favourite planes of the game and with your skins they are even more magnificent!
Any plans for blank/generic skins, because I would love to built my own missions with your skins?

Greetings from Germany,

tacheles07

[P51vsFw190]

Can you make one jusy in the natural silver please. Its so pretty.

[BlackAce7727]

Still experimenting with colours on the 152.

[BlackAce7727]

This gents is what happens when you merge two templates together....beautiful result!

[BlackAce7727]

My first real Ta-152C skin. Werk Num 150098, Black 4.

This aircraft was part of the initial pre-production batch of Ta-152C-0's in April 1945 but was hastily converted to C-1 standard. She was involved in the Battle of Berlin defence before being transferred to the North German front against the British. She was often used as an Me-262 defender as well as bomber interception duties, alongside the Fw-190D-9's and D-11's this fighter served with JG/6 before the aircraft was declared unservicable in November 1945.

[BlackAce7727]

As requested by '51vs'190 (James). A bare metal Ta-152C, Werk 150054. CI+XP

This aircraft's history wasn't known too well as the production lines were shifted to Me-262 and the He-162. However it was known to have been used by the Focke Wulf Factory as a test aircraft from March until May 1945 when she was hurried into service without any paintwork apart from her canopy. Rumour had it that the aircraft ended up with JV44 as a replacement for one of their D-9's. Later in October 1945 this aircraft was found abandoned by German scouts at Munchen airfield with numerous holes punched in the fuselage and wings by a large calibre cannon normally used by P-38 Lightnings. Her parts  that were undamaged including the engine were utilised to keep other 152C's airworthy.

The rest of her was scrapped in November 1945.

[SAS~Storebror]

Very cool skins BA, thanks a lot
This reminds me of a pending review of the Ta-152 flight models, all versions...

Best regards - Mike