Łukasz Gliński
Wow, is that a freehand camo?

Evan B... Author
Yes, it is. Took three evenings worth of paint booth time, but I think its worth it.

Bozo
I can't believe it. what's your secret? Did you use an airbrush?

Alberto
Definitely worth it. Great paint job!

Evan B... Author
Thanks guys. I started out with the ochre over a pre-shaded base coat. After that had sufficiently dried, I marked out the basic pattern very lightly with a pencil. I spent one night spraying the green blotches, the next night the brown. I spent a bunch of time after doing touch up and weathering/shading with oils. Probably the most time I've ever spent on a paint scheme. But I'm in love with Italian camouflage, so there'll likely be more…

Łukasz Gliński
Of course its worth 👍, impressive

Clement
Very impressive work.
I imagine the camouflage designer walked into a zoo and thought "If it works for the giraffe, it's got to work on planes too".

Rui S
That's looking Great 👍

Alexander Grivonev
The camo looks very good. Very realistic, not too "perfect"

Guy Rump
Looking good, following. 👍

Moreno Baruffini
Fermi tutti!!!! What a great model!!!
What about the first pictures? It was a captured plane displayed in Australia?

Evan B... Author
Thanks, the photos show the aircraft that I'm portraying. It was captured at Bari in 1943 when the RAAF took over the airfield. The sequence of photos (and more from the Australian War Memorial Archive) depict a religious service being given in one of the airfield's hangars shortly after its capture.

Vincent
Beautiful scheme!!