Thomas Lund

Yeah - sorry - will try to remember BTW - it dawned on me that it was not this way this plane looked on april 6th.... how could it have 15 kills on the tail if it was the first? Since Lützow only had 5 in Spain, it must be from other pilots scoring on this plan. But it did most certainly look like this at some point... I have the pictures to prove it

Bf109A(B) '6-10' Legion Condor Günther Lützow View File Intended to be used with an Eduard Bf109E-1 plus the Alleycat conversion, although I guess other paths to this would do. Günther Lützows '6-10' was delivered to Spain as an A type, but was later upgraded to a B type. Also it did go through a lot of marking changes, but I've done it as it was on April 6th 1937 when Lützow used this machine to score the first victory for the Bf109 Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/26/2020 Category Specific Aircraft

Very timely - I've just come on to upload one of those 😄

I agree - lets just run it in parallel with the national insignia

Can't tell you why mate... sure you didn't get the 'A1 variant' which was different on the centre dot... I did it at as a generalized size so it could be scaled to any size/scale you like... that's the way I like it 🙂

Yes, as mentioned I think that except for a few topics, scale is irrelevant. I would suggest that we do some grouping by topics, and from my point of view they should be (as an example): 'National insignia', 'Numbering', 'Camouflage', 'Unit insignia', 'Canopy masks' and 'Miscellaneous' I think we should encourage that the file name contain a good description of the content plus scale, kit etc as appropriate

You are not talking about the 'A1 var' ??? That is a variation I found here http://woodair.net/Aviation/roundels/RAF_Roundels.htm That has the dimensions 3:6:10:14 giving that if scaled to the outline diameter of 70 as above gives 7.5:15:25:35 e.g. a much bigger red centre

In both the references I found, the A type had the dimensions 1:3:5 The A1 and A2 added the yellow ring to 1:3:5:7 or 1:3:5:6 respectively The files reflect that... This is the A1 Is that wrong ? The D type (47 onwards) is 1:2:3 giving much bigger red dots relatively

Such a good initative !! I usually do all masks myself (expect for the small stencill stuff or REALLY complicated artwork) in CAD. As such I usually do it in a 'generalized' form that I can then scale to whatever purpose I want it for. My files are usually dxf that can be imported into the silhouette software. Only just recently started to use the tracing functions in the software - still have something to learn but it looks promising Thomas Denmark

1-32 Hasegawa Bf109 FGK wavy leading edge.dxf View File Stencil to create the wavy leading edge camo on late Luftwaffe Bf109's. Scaled to fit 1/32 Hasegawa kit Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category Camouflage Patterns

I used this as a reference... it IS wiki so if it's not correct then please say so.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Air_Force_roundels I will check up on it

RAF - 100mm diam - Roundel Type A1.dxf View File RAF - 100mm diam - Roundel Type A1.dxf Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category Britain - WW2

RAF - 100mm diam - Roundel Type A1var (fighter sqn).dxf View File RAF - 100mm diam - Roundel Type A1var (fighter sqn).dxf Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category Britain - WW2

RAF - 100mm diam - Roundel Type A.dxf View File RAF - 100mm diam - Roundel Type A.dxf Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category Britain - WW2

View File USAF - 100mm diam - Star 47-01 to ....dxf USAF - 100mm diam - Star 47-01 to ....dxf Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category U.S. - WW2

Luftwaffe - 100x100mm Balkenkreuz overside.dxf View File Luftwaffe - 100x100mm Balkenkreuz overside.dxf Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category Luftwaffe - WW2

Italian Fasces - Late.dxf View File Italian Fasces - Late.dxf Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category Italy - All Eras

RAF - 100mm diam - Roundel Type B.dxf View File RAF - 100mm diam - Roundel Type B.dxf Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category Britain - WW2

USAAF - 100mm diam - Star 43-09 to 47-01.dxf View File USAAF - 100mm diam - Star 43-09 to 47-01.dxf Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category U.S. - WW2

USAAF - 100mm diam - Star 43-07 to 43-09.dxf View File USAAF - 100mm diam - Star 43-07 to 43-09.dxf Submitter Thomas Lund Submitted 07/19/2020 Category U.S. - WW2