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I'm thinking Greg Springer probably has the last word...
I keep reading very heated debates about A6M2 type 21 colors. I have a Tamiya Zero that I am trying to get done, but everyone keeps offering opinions about the colors. When I bought the kit my goal was a quick build, out of the box, to get through a little dry spot. I found a book by Osprey on bu...
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1600mm zero.... lets go the fms one was okay but the battery compartment was way to small..... we need a larger one.Comment
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The dynam P-61 isn’t a bad option. Just go into it knowing there will be some issues to fix with it but so far I’ve enjoyed the model.
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Re: the "real" colour of the early Zeros:
Yeah, to call it "grey" is really over-simplifying it. A few years back I got a copy of the Military Aircraft Color Guide that RC Scale Builders made available. One of the paint chips included is what they call "The lost color". Apparently it's color matched to samples of actual paint from Kermit Week's Zero. From the writeup, inspection of his plane turned up a number of spots where the original paint had been protected.
Anyway, long story short, the book calls the color "Bamboo", and it's a surprisingly dark grey/green/yellowish. I suppose about the colour of bamboo? The sun & salt must have bleached it extremely fast; I can't see how it would be mistaken for white.Comment
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an aussie plane yaaa not enough would by it....is only prob...... r they same as wirraway?? i should no!!!!! i was told by an old timer ,,it had 1zero kill in new guinea.....luck im sure....but still ,,, 1600 zero 4 me beige bamboo white whatever and a great big meatball
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f4u ausie But the CAC it's so ugly that it's pretty, if you know what I mean. I did see a balsa version eons ago but if my memory serves it was a Dumas 'conversion and small. One can dream, to have a flightline version...It would be the missing link to any 'oddball' outlier model collection😃Comment
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