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16 June 2006, 06:50 PM
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Fokker Streaky Olive Brown
Hello, Forumites,
I see from several of the archived threads that the subject colour equates to Methuen 4F8 (+-). Can anyone provide me with an FS 595B equivalent number? Yes, I'll be getting the Methuen reference, but my FS fandeck is here and my Roden triplane is ready for paint, hence the question. Thanks in advance for any information. Best Regards, Gary |
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17 June 2006, 12:35 AM
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Steve is that fair ? MM Field Drab ? Thats a Model Master WWII color isn't it ? There is an alternative:
There IS a Line of over 66 Acrylic Hobby Paint Colors specificly matched to WWI Aircraft made in Italy. www.misterkitusa.com MK GC06 Fokker Factory Olive. With an Undercoat of either GC10 German Clear Doped Linen or GC07 Torquoise. Yours truly Mike |
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17 June 2006, 05:06 AM
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I'm using MisterKit Fokker Olive with MK German CDL for the undercoat of my new DVII build...I'll use the MK Fokker pale blue for the unsersides, and MK Jasta Yellow for the nose, struts, et al.
Here's a qick pic...sorry the light isn't the best...I'm kind of in a rush this morning. Off to Rhinebeck! From the Factory on the hill, John |
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If you like I can make digital chip in Photoshop and place here. then you can take any color which look like this.
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Yeah! Actually I'm told MM Helo-drab is better. But don't worry "Grasshopper". pick one of the above; and "Feel the Force!". Close enough! K? JW
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