Army Otter

Howdy Wild "1941" Bill,

Shore do like the looks of your new Otter ! Can't wait to take her around the pattern at DaNang then on down to NhaTrang, my old stoopin' ground's

Thank you muchly for your efforts !!

An old Otter lover,

SBP :ernae:
 
sbp.....will get an email to you tomarrow. Now that I'm retired I find myself so busy I think I need to hire someone to help.
Have not flown anything in the last two weeks.
Bob :help: :faint:
 
srgalahad said:
Any chance you'll be posting the paintkits too?
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Hi, Rob!

Could you make use of my templates?
PSP offers an export to PSD format, but I don't know if the vectors get lost in translation...

@ sbp & mustang:
It's this emblem on the cowling?
What about the serial?
 
:welcome: Wild Bill,

Yes sir, the U-1A Otter emblem was located on both sides of the engine cowling. Location is actually shown on your message, dated Apr 12 @09:26. See your posted photo of Otter # 81691.

My personal choice of A/C serial # is 81692 which was crew chiefed by my old buddy Ron Gordon. I know Bob likes the Company Commanders A/C serial # 52222 which is sure OK by me. Your choice.

We're just so grateful to you for creating this paint for this low, slow and reliable old war bird. I know I'm speaking for all members of the 18th Avn Co. circa, 1962.

May your brushes always be like new and your colors vibrant.

SBP (spamnacan) :typing:
 
Think you have about all you need. Forget about 2222, don't remember what the first number was. Someday I need to find out what happened to her, she stayed in the States, Sure would like to buy the old girl. I know her from nose to tail, inside and out.
One last thing Bill.......your Otter will have double slotted flaps and drooping ailerons.........right! :ernae:
Take care
Bob
 
Up now!

Well guys,

I just pushed her over to the SOH library.

81692.jpg


Thanks for your support and useful information, hope you have fun with this one!

Due to the limitations of the texture mapping on the fuselage's upper surface, the "white cross" could not be depicted. So you just have to keep her from going down in the green...

Flaps and ailerons are "as is".
I'm a painter - not a modeler, Sir! :costumes:

Cheers,
Markus.
 
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