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[Lagarto]

Gorgeous skins and an amazing amount of work

[eMeL]

Thx for the heads up. Links fixed. These were the birds I couldn't fix since the site builder was acting up, should be good to download now.

Happy flying,
eMeL

[bomberkiller]

Just took all russian aircraftskins! 

WUNDERBAR!, wonderful works!

Thank you very much for sharing your "longtime-works".

(I know about the dehydrated eyes, pains on the 1st finger and the upper back  )

Best regards, Gerhard 

[BlackAce7727]

eMeL you certainly gave the Yak the treatment she needed as most Russian types are often looked over. Certainly a welcome sight for Eastern Front missions!

[baggo]

great stuff eMeL,many thanks mate.kev.

[SchwarzeHund]

Thank you, Maestro!  Superb stuff- I know I'll be flying a lot of Eastern Front missions with these beauties...greatly appreciated, eMeL!

[deSAD]

But why the Yak-1M "Moskit" flown by Pavel Fedrovi (and not only he) in the camouflage of two shades of green? It should be painted on the standard template, that is, in black and green camouflage colors AMT-4 and AMT-6. For example, look here ...

[henkypenky]

Hi, Emel thanks again for another batch of beautie's. Delivering that much skins, next to you're 'CUP' work could alarm the anti-doping commitee, so beware.
More on the serious side; I must agree with deSAD. Always trying to get my skins collection as historical as can be, I raised the question on the green / green scheme in 2013 at Soviet warpalnes.com, please see http://sovietwarplanes.com/board/index.php?topic=1496.0 The specialists there told me that there 'never' was a green / green scheme.
Which is a pity in itself as it looks very nice, but historical, no. 

[BlackAce7727]

There was green/brown schemes around 1943 early 1944 though on Yak-9 and Yak-9D aircraft. It was rare though as most were green/black or two tone gray's.

[oldschoolie]

Lovely work, thank you.

[deSAD]

There was green/brown schemes around 1943 early 1944 though on Yak-9 and Yak-9D aircraft.

Hm-m-m ... proof? But even so, it's still not two shades of green But regardless of this, the eMeL's skins does not become worse

[BlackAce7727]

I don't De Sade. White 31 comes to mind though, it's probably ficticious but it was an Airfix paintscheme a good few years ago. I got it wrong I guess, I think it was more olive drab than brown.