I did what you said with the Mottling but it just looks the same, I am not understanding what you are telling me to do. Actually really confused, cause when I did it I noticed it looks exactly like the G-6 and I don't know how to make it as if you are asking me to.
EDIT : I used the same image from the history book that I have.
Imagine looking at this aircraft from the bottom, it will look the same with the whitewash as it did before the whitewash was painted on. In short, the bottom is not white, it is either RLM 65 or RLM 76, depending on the base scheme. Given that the canopy bars were not given a whitewash, then you can make a reasonable guess on the scheme underneath. My guess is that this aircraft came from the tory in the 70,71,65 scheme. Therefore, you should paint the bottom of this skin with RLM 65, and the area around the canopy would be RLM 70. Hope that better explains what I've been getting at.
Devil...that's black not green.
Whitewash Stab always went from White to Black. It's not going to show the same shade as the Balkenkreuz, which is original, and not applied over whitewash.
Sorry Stampf, but I disagree. If the stab marking were black, they would be a closer match to the Balkenkreuz. Instead, they are nearly identical in shade and opacity to the green heart. I have no doubt these two aircraft wore green markings, and if I skinned it, it would also have green markings. The reference photo provides enough evidence of this, that for whatever reason green was used.
