[Supermarine Spitfire MkXIV] MPG Skins factory_ Skin 4K For Spitfire Mk XIV- Generic for default skin available, 350 (BELGIAN) SQUADRON RAF available

[MarcoPegase44]

 

 

 

 

 

Edited August 3, 2021 by MarcoPegase44

[MarcoPegase44]

Hello,

 

The color scheme has been revised to conform to that of the RAF for automn 1944.

New alpha and weathering channels corrected.

Install with JSME.

 

Link for download; HERE   VersionV2

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited April 26, 2021 by MarcoPegase44

[Vastarien]

This is great. I hope there's more coming (a restored D9 maybe?).

[MarcoPegase44]

350 (BELGIAN) SQUADRON RAF

 

On the work ,

A small series of skins of the 350 Sqn to come for fall 1944 and early 1945.

Improved camouflage, cockades and markings colors.

 

 

 

 

 

[MarcoPegase44]

[MarcoPegase44]

 

 

[SARFlytitus]

@MarcoPegase44 Can't wait...!  ❤️

[Reggie_Mental]

The prop is tilted forward? It is not 90degs to the thrust line? Never noticed that before.

[Algy-Lacey]

2 hours ago, Reggie_Mental said:

The prop is tilted forward? It is not 90degs to the thrust line? Never noticed that before.

 

It does seem a little over-exaggerated in the above drawing, I think that the bulges on the nose over the rocker covers should be almost parallel / in line with the panel lines on the fuselage, then the prop should be 90 degrees to the rocker covers, not angled down so much. Notice the difference to this image:

 

 

[MarcoPegase44]

2 hours ago, Reggie_Mental said:

The prop is tilted forward? It is not 90degs to the thrust line? Never noticed that before.

In fact I took a photo of a book and the page wasn't really flat ... hence the visual distortion.?

[sevenless]

In the museum of Overloon (NL) this nice piece is present:

 

[MarcoPegase44]

SpitfireXIV 350 Squadron B(Belgian) .
Serial NH689, MN-B.
Squadron Leader T.Spencer.
Y.32 Ophoven, 1945.

 

Camouflage and cockade colors panel revised according to the RAF color tables,1945.

 

Link for Download HERE

 

 

 

[Reggie_Mental]

On 8/2/2021 at 6:35 PM, MarcoPegase44 said:

In fact I took a photo of a book and the page wasn't really flat ... hence the visual distortion.?

I thought that might be it. I can't recall the name but I think only one aircraft has ever had a non-perpendicular thrust line, and that was not a plane built for speed but loiter and high lift.

 

Also, the Bloch 152's engine was offset horizontally, not vertically to counteract torque. 

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