My first Chippy repaint: D-ELLY "Lufthansa"

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My first Chippy repaint: D-ELLY "Lufthansa"

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Hello,

a few pictures from my new D-ELLY repaint for Rick's amazing Chipmunk :smile: :

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Hope you like it! :smile:

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Post by DaveB »

Hi Tim,

Other than a slight misalignment of the blue paint on the rudder & fin (top level).. that's a really lovely job and well done :wink: May I ask what amazing scenery that is you're flying over??

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Post by ianhind »

Looking good.

But if we are commenting to make it as good as possible, there appears to be a data block on just one side of the rear fuselage.

On the photos at airliners.net, one side seems to have a misalignment of the rudder paint or is that part of the structure?

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0972849/L/

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1140794/L/

http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.php?id=502742

http://www.planepictures.net/netshow.php?id=488747

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Post by Garry Russell »

Thats a part of the structure

I get the impression that is so on the repaint and it is a shadow of that detail that makes it look like the line is off.

Appears also to be sprayed silver rather than natural metal

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Post by Tim »

Hello,

thanks for you comments!!! :smile:

I've corrected the wrong data block and the blue fin:

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And thanks for all the pictures! On two pictures I have found this sticker:

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But what is it for a sticker ?? Has someone an idea?

And Garry you're right, it's more silver than natural metal...I try to correct that as well :smile:

@ Dave: That's the great Flight Scenery: Portland scenery :smile:

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Post by DaveB »

Tks for that Tim :wink:

As for the Chippie.. I'm sure she'll look a million and 1 dollars when finished. You dare have a nut out of place and the guys here will spot it sharpish!! :lol:

Pity the scenery is where it is :sad: It is without doubt, the most realistic scenery I've laid eye's on

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Post by ianhind »

Here you go:

http://prv.miau.pl/gata/samoloty/pics.p ... 06b/189&t=


And that came from an interesting set of photos at:

http://prv.miau.pl/gata/samoloty/strona36.php

Hmmm Berlin in May - pity it seems to be biennial and next one not till May 2008.

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Post by hinch »

looks pretty ace, i do agree about the spray silver rather than bare metal. maybe a light grey layer set to 30% opacity should do it to sort of soften the rivets and lines also.

awesome screens by the way!

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Post by Tim »

ianhind wrote:Here you go:

http://prv.miau.pl/gata/samoloty/pics.p ... 06b/189&t=


And that came from an interesting set of photos at:

http://prv.miau.pl/gata/samoloty/strona36.php

Hmmm Berlin in May - pity it seems to be biennial and next one not till May 2008.
Thanks you very much!!!! :dance: Beautiful pictures by the way!
The mystery is solved :wink: :

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@hinch: Great idea! I'll try it :smile:

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Wow that looks rather fine!
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