Cyberhobby 1/72 Meteor F.III
- jeaton01
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Re: Cyberhobby 1/72 Meteor F.III
Well done, John. I always thought that white scheme was rather odd. I'm sure there was a reason.
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There was a reason. It was for ID purposes to quickly differentiate them from the Me-262s that they were deployed to engage. At least that is how the scheme is explained on the Tamiya Meteor F.3 instruction sheet.
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Re: Cyberhobby 1/72 Meteor F.III
Its definitely different. Looks neat in the display case with all the camouflage schemes around it
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Thanks Stik. I didn't realize the reason. Makes sense thoughStikpusher wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2024 9:33 pmThere was a reason. It was for ID purposes to quickly differentiate them from the Me-262s that they were deployed to engage. At least that is how the scheme is explained on the Tamiya Meteor F.3 instruction sheet.
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Re: Cyberhobby 1/72 Meteor F.III
I like that Meteor, Johnny!
Great job on that! 