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late type, with radio mast, without slats (as visible for the long pitot);
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camouflaged with AII green and black uppersurfaces, with light blue undersurfaces;
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the camouflage scheme of the wings is unusual, and is documented only on
this aircraft; the tail and the left side of the fuselage are not visible
on photos;
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there is a white number with two digits, probably a 57 (the first digit
looks too wide to be a 1; it is surely not a 0, 2,6,8,9; if it should be
a 3 or a 7, it should resemble more to the second digit; it looks not a
4, that is usually open on the top);
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the number is unusually moved rearwards, so there is not space enough for
a red star with the usual position and size on the fuselage; so probably
this was omitted;
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if this unusual sceme is the result of a repainting, the demarcation line
between light blue and camouflage colors could be unusually low, to cover
the hypothetical original red star;
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the spinner is white, with alluminium blades with traces of worn black
paint both on front and rear surface.
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