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[Yaro59]

There may be such skins somewhere, but I have not found them.







https://www.mediafire.com/file/6ktc6157g1xhsn8/3+skin+Amiot-143.zip/file

[Piotrek1]

Dziękuję Yaro, ładne skórki zwłaszcza ta chorwacka , przydała by się jedna skórka przedstawiająca niemiecki zdobyczny Amiot-143, ale ciężko o jakieś wyraźne zdjęcia ,
Pozdrawiam,

Thank you Yaro, nice skins especially the Croatian one, one skin depicting the German captured Amiot-143 would be useful, but it's hard to get some clear/accurate pictures,
Best Regards,
Piotrek

[Dreamk]

There was no Amiot 143 in Spain - the source of the confusion is in partial photographs of the the Breguet  Vultur, a bomber that was indeed in Spain.

[Piotrek1]

indeed, they are very similar, an untrained eye could confuse them, but what-if skins can be useful considering that the second plane is not in the game ,

Best Regards,
Piotrek

[Yaro59]

Suggesting this photo (which absolutely does not depict the Amiot-143), the German paint job could look like this, skin x1024#1MB and 3MB: https://www.mediafire.com/file/5of8g4bi7121ars/Amiot-143_Luftwaffe%25231MB%25403MB.zip/file

[Piotrek1]

Thank you very much, Yaro , I also found another photo but it is impossible to deduce from it what camouflage RLM72 , 73 or another one maybe,
Please don't take this as a request it is just informative.
https://www.ww2incolor.com/gallery/german-air-force/45610/%27german%27-amiot-143

Best Regards,
Piotrek

[Yaro59]

Thank you Piotrek
Yes I saw this photo, exactly nothing about the painting of this aircraft.

[Sany4]

[HaFu1939]

Both those “Amiots“ are actually Aero MB.200s, a Czechoslovak license-built Marcel Bloch MB-200. As many others German captured planes, Aero MB.200s kept their original liveries with overpainted markings. For overpainting of original markings were used original paints if available, or close paints (in the case of Aero MB.200 e. g. RLM 71). In other cases, other colours were added to original ones, as yellow under-surfaces and so one (as for Avia B.71s serving with Luftdienstkomandos as target tugs).
This can also be a guide for Amiot 143 liveries. They would wear or night-bomber chocolat on all surfaces about as we can see on the skin by Yaro59, or standard day four-colour camouflage of Armée de l'air. In both cases roundels and markings would be overpainted (RLM 71?). A kit from the Polish company Mistercraft offers a similar interpretation (you can see in the picture even Croatian camouflage)... Actually, I’ve never seen a photo of Amiot 143 in German colours.

[Radoye]

AFAIK no Amiot 143 was operated by Croatian Air Force in WW2...

[Piotrek1]

Thank you for the explanation HaFu1939 , to be honest I haven't seen this set , so we can say that the mystery is solved  .

Best Regards,
Piotrek

[Piotrek1]

Yes that's true Radoye, information about it is in the picture in the post posted by Yaro.. but in lower case  ,

Best Regards,
Piotrek