You’d asked about 109 profiles at one point. I was home today and took a crack at a 109E7. First time on a 109.
My son also took a shot at it based on the template I created. Neither are based on actual aircraft other then my using the II/JG54 crest and trying to make it Russian front oriented.
Dan
By: von Perthes - 29th October 2003 at 15:47
Nice one Dan, and thanks to Andrew too.
Geoff
By: Dan Johnson - 29th October 2003 at 01:56
And one more just for fun. I love day’s off.
Dan
By: Dan Johnson - 29th October 2003 at 01:56
Here ya go Geoff. This is Andrew’s effort. He’s not quite 20.
Dan
By: von Perthes - 28th October 2003 at 20:00
Dan, that looks really nice. I shall look forward to seeing his attempt. A little healthy competition should get some good results By the way, what’s your boy’s age & name?
Geoff.
By: Dan Johnson - 28th October 2003 at 19:46
Not sure I’m up to bombers yet. Kinda of a fighter boy myself 🙂
I’ll pass on the compliment to my son. I’ll see if he wants a shot at the JG52 profile too. He’s working off my template so I’ll take some credit 🙂
OK here’s my attempt at the JG52 E4
Dan
By: von Perthes - 28th October 2003 at 12:46
Very nice Dan, though I think I shall have to transfer the contract to your son, or is it a family firm?
Would it be easy to ‘convert’ your E-7 to other variants of the Emil? If so, how about having a go at this E-4 which crashed just under two miles from me. By the way, the pilot’s first name was Albert NOT Walter.
BTW I got hold of a copy of the pre-1966 Bexley MB crest, but it’s different to the one on Doll’s Spitfire. I shall have to re-check with the local archives, to see if there was yet another version during the war, or if Doll had his own version of the crest.
Now, how about a Heinkel 111P & H, and a Dornier 17Z?
Geoff.
By: Dan Johnson - 28th October 2003 at 02:36
My son’s attempt. He’s better at it then me.
Dan
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