[StephenLawson]

Originally Posted by Kofoed

". . .I was lucky to get my hands in a copy of Grinnell-Milne's book, "Wind in the Wires" (excellent reading, by the way). In this book is quite a good photograph of his "Schweinhund". If you have seen this, would you agree that this was PC10? The reds and blues tell me that this shot was taken on orthocromatic film, so the fuselage should have been much darker had it been red, shouldn't it? Is this the scheme your will show on yours? Thank you, Kofoed

Greetings Kofoed;
In correspondence from Alex Revell he states that Grinnell-Milne talked about this. He says that during the war he was limited to the area where the red could be applied. Drome member RAGIII has also discussed this with Alex Revell. Though the white outer ring of the fuselage cockade is missing, it was mostly PC10 at least during the war. The nose to on extent or the other was red. Probably just the radiator at first then back to th plywood ending. The post war the whole fuselage.