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[redfox]

Please don't take this as a criticism of your hard work on these schemes, more as a point for discussion.

But I'm not sure of this camouflage scheme, even for a late war a/c. Going by your photo I can see evidence of a soft dapple on the top of the fuselage and the port tailplane and flap. But I'm not happy with the heavier blotches. Going by the shadows on the a/c and ground this photo was taken in strong sunlight and it suggests that the heavier blotches may in fact be the shadows from the camouflage netting.

What also draws me to this conclusion is that the forward fuselage seems to have no blotches (it doesn't appear to be under the netting) and that is very unusual if the rest of the a/c has them. Also if you look at the ground under the rear fuselage and to the right of the shadow of the longitudional netting pole you will notice that there appears to be dark blotches on the ground, which may suggest that the shadows cast by the netting are quite strong.

Cheers - Redfox

[Albert Von Grewe]

Redfox thank you very much!
I too suggested that the some Ju 88s were painted RLM 83 by the end of the war.
Indeed it must be a shadow of grid. As you can see the German hiding system works well even 70 years later.
Sorry for my mistake! 

[sputnikshock]

Just wanted to say thanks for cranking out G-6 skins like crazy. Would never have expected to see such a great variety of skins in such a short time. Thank you very much!

[Albert Von Grewe]

Hehe, I'm "old" fanatic of plastic model kits. 
I prefer mature aircrafts of the period 1944-1945 and the Ju 88 G is one of my favorites.
I gathered much information about this airplane camouflage and I'm happy that I can now use it.
sputnickshock I am grateful for this possibility!

[Albert Von Grewe]

Hello!
The next night bird of NJG 3 (Grove, Denmark 1945). This Ju 88 had the standard camouflage RLM76/75 coated with RLM83.







https://rapidshare.com/files/2856095953/Ju88G-6_NJG3_1945.rar

[crazyflak]

I love this scheme   thank you!

EDIT: I had to merge all your threads in a single one since you're producing like a machine

I had to delete posts, so I might have erased a lot of thank you/admiration posts before you had chance to read, sorry about that 

[Albert Von Grewe]

Hello!
The next "crazy spaghetti" Ju 88 G-6. of 3./NJG 101 (9W+CL). This plane had the standard camouflage RLM76/75 with the zigzags RLM81 (harder than that of the Ju 88 G-6 9W+EL). The rudder was replaced and probably was RLM77 with the spots RLM75.







https://rapidshare.com/files/2334347261/Ju88G-6_3_NJG101_1944-45.rar

[Albert Von Grewe]

Hello!
The next nachtjager Ju 88 G-6. This Ju 88 was the plane of I./NJG 3's commander Oblt. Herbert Koch, Grove, Denmark, early 1945. This Ju 88 had camoulage RLM76/75 coated with RLM83. The engins covers were RLM77/ RLM83. Spinners were coated with RLM77. On the crew hatch was the inscription:"Komm Zurück" and the four-leaf clover. Successful returns! 







https://rapidshare.com/files/2581887262/Ju88G-6_I_NJG3_1945.rar

[SAS~Poltava]

Many thanks for all this!!! 

And also thanks for gathering them into a skin-pack: it is so much easier to handle and D/L.

[beeps]

Thank you. S!

[cgagan]

Many thanks again for this excellent collection!

[Albert Von Grewe]

Thank You!
If anyone has interesting materials (photographs, drawings, etc.), I can make some new skins for the Ju 88 G-6.