Hi Pondskater

Many thanks for all the information you have posted.

It helped my father to build these models.

El Saro G-AFZS at MAEE Helensburgh, Mazo 1941

Saro Shrimp in Shetland configuration 1945

Both Models together

I hope you like them.

Cheers
Santiago

Hi Chumpy

Many thanks for the photo. Its help us. 🙂

Hi Pondskater

Wooow. Many thanks for both photos. I knew that there should be more than one.
I am not sure but I believe that the serial number under the wing was added after the war, Am I right?

Talking about the J TK850, If the undersurface color was yellow I am not able to disting the division line between the upper and under colors on the fuselage. Any suggestion about this issue?

Again, many thanks to all of you.

Kind regards
Santiago

Hi Dave

Yes, many thanks for your email.

Our problem for us so far is the TK850 since we cannot see clearly the division line between the uppersurface colors and the undersurface one.

Among that apparently there is only one single photo of this aircraft.

Shouldn’t be more than one?

Kind regards
Santiago

Hi Malcom.

Thanks for looking. I think you are right. That Hurricane looks like she carried Greek markings
Instead of RAF ones.

We can be sure which marking had the shark mouth Hurricane but probably /reek roundels too.

Kind regards

Santiago

Many thanks Mark V

So you think they weren’t 100lb bombs?

I never saw an early type of 250 lb bomb. Any idea about the camo of this Hurricane?

Cheers
Santiago

Hello Sigurjon

Thank you very much.

I am speechless and really impressed. Thank you very much for your very detail response.

As per what you wrote we will do the Hurrricane Z4631 as “D”.

I think that I figure it out the pattern of the Z4631 which could be “A”?
Just to be sure, but were these Hurricane finished in Dark Earth – Dark Green with Sky undersurfaces?

Many thanks
Santiago