3./JG7 Me262 'Yellow 5'

[Mus51]

[lyric1]

 

[USRanger]

Oh yeahhh!!

[Krusty]

Very sharp-looking bird. I don't think I've seen this color scheme on a 262 before.

Very strange upper camo. Where did you find this one?

One thing, the nitpicker in me must point out (heh heh heh)... Your lichtblau wave pattern extends past the joint where the engine meets the wing on the right wing.

[Mus51]

These shots are from a work in progress, i did the upper camo quick just to see how the colors work out before doing the whole scheme right.





Yellow 5 Me-262 A-2 W.Nr. 110007 flown by VFF2 Anton Schoppler of II./JG 7 as at Fassberg on 8th May, 1945.  Camo scheme is splotchy RLM 83 (Dark Green) and RLM 82 (Light Green) over RLM 76 with a low fuselage demarcation line.  The splotching is very heavy on the fuselage and become more sparse on the upper tailfin and rudder.  The engine cowling nose ring and upper panel are Natural Metal.  The RVD band consists of a single Blue and Red vertical stripe (note: - the Red does not overlap on top).  

Alltho the colors aren't right on this model below, it gives a little bit of an idea how it looked like:

[oboe]

Thanks for all these 262s, Mus51.   These are beautiful skins - can wait to try some out!

[lyric1]

The pictures I have of this plane are clearly are of it at a differant stage of it's operational life. How ever the tail numbers are on it & maybe it is something that most likely was always on the aircraft.

[Mus51]

Exuse me for posting screenshots of a fully historical incorrect skin still, but i will repost once i think im done with this puppy Thanks lyric

[Kazaa]

Oh hell yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Doing some fantastic work Dutch!

[fudgums]

Mus you still havnt shown your best one. and its soooo sexi.

Mus your skins are almost as sexi as the recent SI swimsuit issue. I feel like its a double issue