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My 1/72 scale aircraft

I didn’t realize that Navy planes flew with a camouflage paint job. I’ll be looking forward to the history that you always post.

Roger
Oh yeah, many different camo schemes for Navy and Marines. Depends where they fly or are stationed.
Here is but a few examples…
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And keep in mind they were flown in Vietnam.
I should have gone with the grey and blue camo, my fav…but the kit showed the version I built and it would be accurate for Vietnam or training.
 
Oh yeah, many different camo schemes for Navy and Marines. Depends where they fly or are stationed.
Here is but a few examples…
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And keep in mind they were flown in Vietnam.
I should have gone with the grey and blue camo, my fav…but the kit showed the version I built and it would be accurate for Vietnam or training.
Also aggressor squadron for Top Gun school. That's why these have a red star on the tail.
 
Ok…organization with a plan! ;)
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The 2 American WW2 shelves will be filled with 6 more aircraft I have in boxes.
The German WW2 shelf will be full with 1 more aircraft I have in a box.
The RAF WW2 shelf will be full with 2 more I have in boxes.
The Japanese WW2 shelf will be full with 2 more aircraft I have in boxes.
The last shelf of WW2 will be full with 1 more Russian, 2 Italian and 1 French aircraft I have in boxes.
The 2 upper WW1/biplane shelves will hold the 9 aircraft I have in boxes and a few more.
The jets are on the upper 9 ft shelf and I already have more kits than shelf space on my growing jet collection.
So…it looks like I need to add another shelf for the jets to expand. I have time because I have plenty to build before it becomes a problem. ;)
 
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Who is the kit manufacturer? Roden? It looks very detailed ! :)
I think I know which plane it is. :)
I don't want to spoil the fun for others trying to guess.

edit: Oh, I guess @pianoforte already said what it is. :)
It’s an Eduard kit, the best for 1/72 WW1. After that Roden is the second best.
The majority of my WW1 kits are Roden.

Ps- it’s a Mercedes engine, but what is it going in? ;)
 
Trying to figure out what plane this requires a skill similar to those who can “count” in a game of cards. You would have to remember what planes you have already built. For me, something that is impossible!

Roger
 
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