This is an out of the box build of the new Martin B-10B from Azure FRROM. The aircraft is from the 28th Bombardment Squadron based at Clark Field in the Philippines, June 1938.
Construction posts here: https://inchhighguy.wordpress.com/2021/02/26/azure-frrom-martin-b-10-build-in-1-72-scale-part-i/
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Even more beautiful Jeff.
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Thanks Pierre! It was certainly a colorful era!
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Beautiful work and another interesting inter-war a/c. I always thought the blue on this scheme was a bit darker. Very striking.
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The 23 blue was actually light but it photographed darker on Panchromatic film which has lead to the confusion. I matched the chip in Archer’s Monogram Guide for mine.
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Wonderful Jeff.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Great looking model! From the photos, one would never say its scale!
Brilliant.
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Just stunning. Another beautiful build of a beautiful airplane!
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Thanks Dave!
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