A6M5B since redo

[flatiron1]

since the redo has anyone been working on some new skins?

Be nice to have 2NF6/26SF

or NATC3525

[lyric1]

since the redo has anyone been working on some new skins?

Be nice to have 2NF6/26SF

or NATC3525

I would say busa01 a Japanese skin maker is hard at work.

He rarely posts though.

At some point with a skins update I am betting he will have a bunch done.

[busa]

Hello flatiron1, lyric1 and all.
This is busa01.

I am constructing the skin of A6 new series now.
I am examining lineup so that they may use in a historical event.
Since A6M3 were introduced, the choice of lineup increased.
I may also make unimportant skins in a historical event.
Or I may be able to respond to a request.

Thank you for reading my poor English.

[Krusty]

since the redo has anyone been working on some new skins?

Be nice to have 2NF6/26SF

or NATC3525

Both of those listed are A6M3 skins and do not belong on the A6M5b. There were no "white" A6M5bs in combat. The environment had changed so much that they had to have camouflaged colors to stand any chance of hiding on the ground.

[HighTone]

Hello flatiron1, lyric1 and all.
This is busa01.

I am constructing the skin of A6 new series now.
I am examining lineup so that they may use in a historical event.
Since A6M3 were introduced, the choice of lineup increased.
I may also make unimportant skins in a historical event.
Or I may be able to respond to a request.

Thank you for reading my poor English.

Thank you buss for all your skins for the Japanese planes. I really enjoy them. I would love to have as many of the Tainan Kokutai and 251st Kokutai skins for the new Zekes. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.  

[HighTone]

Sorry about my spelling of your name busa.

This darn Iphone!

[Krusty]

Please keep in mind we only have 15 skin slots, and if 14 of them are all identical down to the weathering, with only a single stripe on the tail being different, it really gets old.

So, maybe... just maybe... if it's 99% identical to another skin, just MAYBE it's not needed in-game?


Food for thought.

[busa]

Thank you, HighTone.

Since they are characteristic and historically important, these two skin is due to be made.

[Volron]

Hello flatiron1, lyric1 and all.
This is busa01.

I am constructing the skin of A6 new series now.
I am examining lineup so that they may use in a historical event.
Since A6M3 were introduced, the choice of lineup increased.
I may also make unimportant skins in a historical event.
Or I may be able to respond to a request.

Thank you for reading my poor English.

Dude, your English is better than most folks here, including my own.  No worries.

I really liked the skins you did on the older models, and now with the updated Zero's plus a new one...  Oh yeah, I'm looking forward to those skins.

[busa]

NATC3525 is No.1 of A6M5.
A manufacture number is Mitubishi3525.
It was manufactured in February, 1943.
And it was supplied in March, 1943.
The model number in this time was Mk2 mod4.
And it was recognized in June, 1943.
The model number in this time was Mk2mod5.
The tail code was Ko-175.

IJNAF notified regulation of camouflage paint in April, 1943.
A6M ordered before it are not green.
Therefore, this airplane was gray green.

This fact can be checked in the Japan Defense Agency library.
Or you can check JAN code No.4910054251111 of a Japanese magazine (Scale Aviatin).

We are progressing historical investigation of IJ airplanes rapidly in Japan now.
My friends have also published new information energetically.
Time will be required for some of their being introduced in your country.

By the way, I will exhibit the original text of WEP of ZeroMk2 in the near future.
The original text is not exhibited until now.
If satisfactory about copyright, it may be able to open to all the members.

[busa]

Thank you, Volron.

I am trying hard to submit the skin based on the newest right historical investigation.
And I wish to add small surprise.
I want to introduce the right figure of Japanese Fighters by that.

I want many players to enjoy those skins.