> Yeah, the gray scheme is the one I've seen referenced as well for
> the alleged "von Schleich" aircraft. *But*, that aircraft has
> a kinda goofy toothless "smirk" - a "walfisch" scheme if you will.
> I thought the aircraft we had under discussion was the CII with
> the full-fledged "flying tiger"-type shark mouth - the "haifisch"
> scheme. That aircraft is definitely in a dark over light paint
> scheme and dark green/light blue is the most probable color
> combination.
Sounds like it to me. I can check it up tonight, though, and get
back to you.
Cheers,
Mick.
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