A project I have at the back of my mind at the moment is to start building, in 1:72nd scale, selected airfield buildings. Whilst the plans for some of these are available, what I don't know is, how they were finished externally.
Does anyone know of any documents or references which will help?
I know that disruptive camouflage did (and indeed does still does) exist on airfield buildings but what was the official doctrine? Was there a set pattern or was it just a randomised effect, left up to whoever the contractors were?
This is something, until now, I've never really thought about!
Might be worth getting a discussion going?
Chris
"We either stand down or blow up - which do you want!"
A project I have at the back of my mind at the moment is to start building, in 1:72nd scale, selected airfield buildings. Whilst the plans for some of these are available, what I don't know is, how they were finished externally.
Does anyone know of any documents or references which will help?
I know that disruptive camouflage did (and indeed does still does) exist on airfield buildings but what was the official doctrine? Was there a set pattern or was it just a randomised effect, left up to whoever the contractors were?
This is something, until now, I've never really thought about!
Might be worth getting a discussion going?
Chris
"We either stand down or blow up - which do you want!"
And to build buildings, you need plans... are they easy to find ?
6 RCAF Bomber Group (organisation, airfields, squadrons, aircarft, and their 70 crashes in Belgium (location, crew, evasion lines, cemeteries, PoW Camps, etc...). Busy for a couple of years !!!!!!
And to build buildings, you need plans... are they easy to find ?
6 RCAF Bomber Group (organisation, airfields, squadrons, aircarft, and their 70 crashes in Belgium (location, crew, evasion lines, cemeteries, PoW Camps, etc...). Busy for a couple of years !!!!!!
If you contact the raf museum they normally have quite a lot of plans on file.
If you know the building desighn number just let them know and if they have it they will send you a copy for a small fee.
If you visit the raf museum website you can order them through there.
Hope that helps .
If you contact the raf museum they normally have quite a lot of plans on file.
If you know the building desighn number just let them know and if they have it they will send you a copy for a small fee.
If you visit the raf museum website you can order them through there.
Hope that helps .
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