Four U.S. Navy skins for A.F. Scrub's Vought VE-7 two-seater:
1 - The Navy prototype, delivered in 1919.
2 - A plane assigned to the Bureau of Aeronautics and was based at Naval Air Station Anacostia in 1923 with a highly polished bare metal cowling.
3 - A plane assigned to the ship's company of CV-1 U.S.S. Langley around 1926, painted to a later standard than the 1923 CV-1 skin that comes with the model.
4 - A plane assigned to the Pacific Fleet Air Detatchment, based at North Island, San Diego, California around 1923.
Textures by Mick, adapted from those painted for the old, semi-complete Tom Wintrow model from several years ago.
1 - The Navy prototype, delivered in 1919.
2 - A plane assigned to the Bureau of Aeronautics and was based at Naval Air Station Anacostia in 1923 with a highly polished bare metal cowling.
3 - A plane assigned to the ship's company of CV-1 U.S.S. Langley around 1926, painted to a later standard than the 1923 CV-1 skin that comes with the model.
4 - A plane assigned to the Pacific Fleet Air Detatchment, based at North Island, San Diego, California around 1923.
Textures by Mick, adapted from those painted for the old, semi-complete Tom Wintrow model from several years ago.
