Hi! where can i find good pics of this plane, of jv 44/? I want to know about the camouflage.
thanks

this should help

http://home.att.net/~jv44/realjv44_1.htm

EagleEditions has a book out on the 3 d-9's and the d-11. Has color schemes and markings. They also make a decal sheet. Hpe this helps. George

Thanks.. but i have another question: in the d11, when the canopy was open, the antenna cable hung slack or it was still tensionated? where can i find some 1:48 models?
thanks again

According to squadrons Fw-190D walk around book.. It depends on what type of canopy the plane has.. If it was the "flat" hood it was tensioned when open, if it was the "blown" type, when the canopy was open, the cable hung slack..

JV 44.
You might try to start with..

www.fw190.hobbyvista.com
www.m2reviews.consi.net
www.warbirdsinscale.com
www.stormbirds.com
www.home.att.net

Or type in jv44 in search and see what turns up.

Cheers
Peter

R-M makes a d-11. Tamiya makes a d-9 with JV-44 decals in the kit.. George

I bought the pro modeller kit, but the painting instructions are very confuse . I want to know if they were normally painted with RLM 81, this is the part that intricates me.Thanks for your attention boys!

Accurate camo references differ, but most say the upper surfaces were
RLM75 Greyviolet and RLM83 Dark Green with some slight mottling of RLM81 Brownviolet around the tail and rear fuselage flanks.
Undersurfaces are probably RLM76 Light blue (blue/grey) or the red and white striped scheme.
Please note: There is a lot of confusion about RLM 82 Light green and RLM83 Dark green.
Quite often they are mixed up even by model manufacturers and decal companies.
You might try "Luftwaffe Fighter Aces and Aircraft" on the web for reference.

Good hunting
Peter :-)

Thanks flitzer ! it was really usefull