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hello 

i cannot find this letter and accent in the alphabet , can someone clarify both please , its a slogan on the fuselage .  

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Posted

Exactly. In Russian this letter is "Д".

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Aurelius

i have this letter in the alphabet so can i use that as replacement ?  

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It means "Liberated Donbass" ("Освобожденный Донбасс").

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please correct where wrong with correct letter

slogan 1.png

slogan 2.png

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This is better resolution of picture. Use selection tool (e.g. Magic Wand Tool in Photoshop) for every leter to select and copy, and than place on your skin.

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You got eighth letter wrong. It's not "a", it's a "d", but a different one from the one in standard Russian alphabet:

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Plus, you also missed the second word. You should have used the letter "B", but you used "soft symbol" instead:

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Capture2.JPG

 

 

Oh, and one more thing!

 

In first Word you used soft sign in place where the "yery" sign should be:

 

Incorrect:

"ОсвобожденнЬй Донбасс"

 

Correct:

"Освобожденный Донбасс"

 

Hope all this helps.

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CRAZY DUCK

i cant find the D you mention above on my keyboard , please indicate which one is it from the keyboard image , below is the corrected slogan second line .  

russian keyboard.png

slogan 2.png

SPUCKS

 I tried earlier using the wand and  the result was a mess . What steps did you take to get such a clear and clean copy ? below is the result on the skin WIP .  

test.png

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5 hours ago, dog1 said:

CRAZY DUCK

i cant find the D you mention above on my keyboard , please indicate which one is it from the keyboard image , below is the corrected slogan second line .  

 

This is a tricky one, because in modern times it's supposed to be an italics representation of the ordinary letter "D" in russian alphabet. :)

Here are the two letters (caps and lower case) "D":

 

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And here are the same two, but now in italics:

 

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Try it in Microsoft Word (Insert -> Symbol -> Cyrillic -> д) - be careful to insert the lower case and not the capital letter (they look alike!), and then switch between italics and non-italics. It doesn't work on this forum (for me), but it does in MS Word.

 

Also, see the picture on the right side of: 

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/д

 

Posted (edited)
18 hours ago, Spuks said:

This is better resolution of picture. Use selection tool (e.g. Magic Wand Tool in Photoshop) for every leter to select and copy, and than place on your skin.

1.jpg

Thats Yak-9T , pilot D.Tormakhov, 267.IAP, Yugoslavia, spring 1945

 

Yak-1B in post before has different font used in the word Донбасс. It was probably repaint+rework after change of side panel of fuselage.

 

That small strange mirrored-like "S" inscribed into capital letter "Д" is an interesting thing. Makes no sense at first sight. But in cyrilic, written capital Д looks very much like that (like oldfashioned number 2). Maybe it was ment as double D like first and fathers name of pilot? (Dmitriy Dmitrievich Tormakhov)

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CRAZYDUCK

 your method works , here is copy done with word then copied with snagit to PNG then PS for work . this tip will be useful for future work , thanks . So SPUCKS was able to get a perfect copy due to the quality of his 9T print which is not the same as my 1 B .

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since we are on the subject of slogans ,what are your opinions on wether the slogans were written on every airplane of a squadron when they received a donation ? I am doing various copies sometimes a full squadron of 12  sometimes a flight of 4 and always with the slogan for all aircraft .

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In this case, only 12 Yak-9T delivered to 3.rd escadrila of 267.IAP  had inscription Liberated Donbas. This regiment got several Yak-1b later in 1944 as replacements, but it is not clear from sources if all had been repainted with such slogan.

There is no general rule. Some machines were unique single donations,some were in squadron size. You have to investigate case by case.

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5 hours ago, dog1 said:

So SPUCKS was able to get a perfect copy due to the quality of his 9T print which is not the same as my 1 B . 

There is some misunderstand This picture i found in web and shared, because it better resolution. I think it should help you to do much clearly picture (these words) on your skin. (I used this method which i mentioned and i had got good result.) To find correct fonts is difficult so i think this way is beter choise.

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6 hours ago, Brano said:

Thats Yak-9T , pilot D.Tormakhov, 267.IAP, Yugoslavia, spring 1945

 

Yak-1B in post before has different font used in the word Донбасс. It was probably repaint+rework after change of side panel of fuselage.

 

That small strange mirrored-like "S" inscribed into capital letter "Д" is an interesting thing. Makes no sense at first sight. But in cyrilic, written capital Д looks very much like that (like oldfashioned number 2). Maybe it was ment as double D like first and fathers name of pilot? (Dmitriy Dmitrievich Tormakhov)

In my opinion font is same but a little bit bold, that's why i shared this pictures of Yak-9T.

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16 часов назад, dog1 сказал:

please indicate which one is it from the keyboard image

 

ДОНБАСС

 

 

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i uploaded today the skin at M4T

 

interface 267 IAP.jpg

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