IL2 skinning test, Lozenge pattern




I've decided to teach myself how to skin IL2 aircraft and teach myself how to use Gimp at the same time. Here is my first attempt. I am struggling with how to correctly arrange the lozenge camo pattern across the bottom of the 109. If you look close the pattern gets broken at the fuselage.

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