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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

    Post 16 Update

    Post 17 Warning

Curtiss H75A GC II/5

Indeed.
I notice that the psd file is wonderful because the colors don't disruipt the background as rivets, sheet steel etc
For example, the others planes (Br693, MB152) have the colors who cover out.
I have not your competence.
My work looks like the painting not of the modelling.
 
OOOOO Yeah!!!

Of all our BoF aircraft, this one's me favorite!:applause:

..So, though both were outclassed by the 109s, which one stood up (stands up?) the best,
the H75 Hawk or the D520? Had I been a pilot back then I think I'd have felt safer and more
confident in the Curtis. :engel016:
 
popsaka said:
Of all our BoF aircraft, this one's me favorite!:applause:

..So, though both were outclassed by the 109s, which one stood up (stands up?) the best,
the H75 Hawk or the D520? Had I been a pilot back then I think I'd have felt safer and more
confident in the Curtis. :engel016:
Click to expand...
The problem of Curtiss is armament too poor : 4 machine-guns 7.5 mm! speed 487-500 km/h
D520 : 1 canon HS 20 mm and 4 machine-guns 7.5 mm speed 475-567 km/h
 
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