15.12.2008, 18:16
Also Late in 1944 both Messerschmitt and Focke wulf stopped painting the undersides of their wings.
Generaly the leading edge was painted in one of the upper side colours and the assembly stage.
the colour varied per factory and production batch from rlm 76 to 81 and 83, also the size of the area painted differeed greatly.
the moving surfaces were more often than not standard RLM 76, the rest was bare metal.
Japos Fw190D part 2 has a great section on this, discribing each known type and which factories and production batches used what type of undersurface
Generaly the leading edge was painted in one of the upper side colours and the assembly stage.
the colour varied per factory and production batch from rlm 76 to 81 and 83, also the size of the area painted differeed greatly.
the moving surfaces were more often than not standard RLM 76, the rest was bare metal.
Japos Fw190D part 2 has a great section on this, discribing each known type and which factories and production batches used what type of undersurface