I've seen a Yugoslavian Hurricane with a camo that looks very much like the one in the picture (three colour green/black/dark brown), perhaps they have simply painted over the Yugoslav markings.

I searched the net for other paints,pics and photos;here is some of them.

First FW-190s,camos are mostly from models along with photos.


Number 11 FW-190



Number 12 FW-190 with downloadable skin!!!




Here is the skin painted by Ronnie Olsthoorn

http://home.wanadoo.nl/r.j.o/skyraider/download/turk_190.zip



Number 13 FW-190



Number 39 FW-190



Number 41 with photo,model,alternative camos.




This one is nearly same as the one I posted in my first post without numbers but numbering conflicts with the above real life photo.





another alternative numbered 41

I found a Mosquito profile (Trainer). Not much of a pic but it will do the job I think.

Hm, could you type in the serial on the Turkish Mossie?

quote:

Originally posted by Friendly_flyer:
Hm, could you type in the serial on the Turkish Mossie?

Some more Turkish Mosquitos.

I think it's no. 163. It's a bit hard to read though.

If I was going to skin some of these AC they would look a bit like --->

Awesome!!

Thanks for your interest and spending your time Friendly_flyer and Jesters-Ink.

The Thunderbolt rally look good in Turkish colours.

quote:

Originally posted by Jesters-Ink:
If I was going to skin some of these AC they would look a bit like --->

When are you going to release them??.

I can send um if you want um, but I wont upload um.

PM sent.

and seen.

First post updated with available skins painted by Friendly_flyer and Jesters-Ink.

If I get chance, I might knock the Beau out too.

Sorry for the late reply.

It's great news.

guys this is just awsome!

Hello again,

Knowing there are many Spitfire fans around I post these two profiles of Turkish Spits.

The first captioned as a MkVb from 1944, serving with 6. Air Regiment at Gaziemir:



The second captioned as a MkVc(R) from 1948 when serving with a flight training unit. ("R" indicating reconnaissance version):



Profiles are by Tom Cooper and published in the interesting "Flieger Revue Extra 12" article by Tuncay Deniz "Die türkische Luftwaffe im Zweiten Weltkrieg". If you are interested in the subject and read German I can recommend you to get this back-issue.

The Turkish Air Force flew Spitfire Mk I (3 aircraft); Mk V(R)(3); Mk Vb (39); Mk Vc (71); PR Mk XI (1).


Enjoy

What a coincidence;I am too gathering info,photos and pictures about Turkish Spitfires.Thanks for the pics F19Gladiator.

I will try to post them later this evening.

By the way if anyone is interested in those skins please PM me your e-mail address and I'll send the skins asap.

I have not skinned anything for ages, but I might have a stab at the Spits this week.