This post will be a long one.
First, AT LAST!!!!! finished the upper side of the Ju-88.
At last you can see why I selected this special camouflage and why I love it so much.
As I wrote, the original paper model is suposed to be a Ju-88A-1, and I'm assembling a Ju-88A-4. The engines are different, no problem, I fixed it. But the -4 model has a wing span 2 meters longer than the -1. When I read about it, I expected to have a difference of 3 cm in my model, and was fearing if the difference would be so bad that I'll have to give away the model.
Well, it didn't. The width is almost perfect, and the lenght is just 2% longer, almost nothing. Soo, it seems that the original paper model has the measurements of a later model, just like I needed.
The "disrupted" camouflaje seems to have been a speciality of the Axis forces, as you can see in one of the pictures. It's similar to the one depicted on the MC 202, but not so much.
And, last but not least, both Me-262 are advancing. You can see that one has the standart matt camouflage, and the other has a shinning one. That's because the second one is a reproduction flown after the year 2002, a stormbird depicting loosely the White 3, and painted with Air Shows in mind.
For more information about the stormbirds, read
https://www.airspacemag.com/military...695578/?no-ist