F4U Corsair colors
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F4U Corsair colors
I am building a Trumpeter 1/32 Corsair and don't want the usual dark sea blue paint scheme. I would like something like the Brits did in dark and light gray camo, but I can't find any references for it. Does anyone know where I can find some alternate colors for this awesome plane? I already have one with the wings folded up, and one flying from my ceiling, but both are blue and that is why I need a special scheme.
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This site has quite a few Corsair profiles, though there's only two Brit schemes.
http://www.markstyling.com/F4U.htm
http://www.markstyling.com/F4U.htm
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Take a look at the Hyperscale website's gallery. It contains a large number of descriptions of kit-makes, including many pictures plus commentaries by the builders. These include many references on color schemes. Also, the Wings Palette website, while slow and not terribly easy to navigate, has a gigantic collection of artist's renditions, including the F4U in U.S. and foreign service.
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British Corsair
Thanks!! Armed with those sites I was able to find not only a British Corsair, but also a night fighter version, and the red factory version from the 1950s. Keep it coming so I can have more choices.
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More?
Does anyone else have any information on where I can find pics of the British color scheme on the Corsair? The ones listed are nice, but some detail would help.
Tom@SkyWorksToys