HA-1112 M-1L Buchón

"Ejército del Aire"

Special Hobby | Nr. SH72308 | 1:72

Boxart HA-1112 M-1L Buchón SH72308 Special Hobby

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Marke:: Special Hobby
Titel:: HA-1112 M-1L Buchón "Ejército del Aire"
Nummer:: SH72308
Maßstab:: 1:72
Typ:: Kompletter Bausatz
Erschienen:: 2014 Neue Bausatzform
Barcode:: 8594071084608 (EAN)
Verpackung:: Faltschachtel (Seitenöffner)
Thema:: Messerschmitt Bf 109 » Propeller (Flugzeuge)

Markierungen

Messerschmitt Bf 109

Hispano HA-1112-M1L Buchon

Ejército del Aire (Spanish Air Force 1939-now)

364 Esc. 36-407 / C.4K-104
1963 - El Aaiún, Spanish Sahara Province (Result: ES)
FS17178 RLM24
71 Esc., Grupo 7 71-5 / C.4K-9 Mapi
1958 - Los Rodeos (Tenerife, Islas Canarias) (Result: ES)
FS34092 FS30118 FS35550 (wrong fictious scheme)
71 Esc., Grupo 7 71-11 / C.4K-12 Checa
1958 - Los Rodeos (Tenerife, Islas Canarias) (Result: ES)
RLM24

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260x165x35 mm (10.2x6.5x1.4 inch)

Boxart entworfen von Standa Hájek

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Kommentare

Juan M Leria
Some comments about the scheme shown in the box-art.
That green scheme is ficticious, it's based in misinterpretation of b/w pictures of an aircraft with wet surfaces after a storm.
aviationcorner.net/show_photo_en.asp?id=180660
aviationcorner.net/show_photo_en.asp?id=119602
aviationcorner.net/show_photo_en.asp?id=143259
aviationcorner.net/show_photo_en.asp?id=289421
As you can see, there is no lighter undersides. I asked the author about this matter and he said it was... grey.
Other picture of the same aircraft, some years later:
aviationcorner.net/show_photo_en.asp?id=167833
This still wears the original overall blue scheme known as 'Peugeot Blue', as the story tells the paint was supplied from a local cars dealer.
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Some research made by a friend in the vintage car world suggests that gloss blue had a shade close to Humbrol 221 Garter Blue when fresh, but faded very fast.
Later they were painted with alluminium lacquer over upper surfaces and azure blue undersurfaces.
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Cheers