1944 Porsche 'P' Turret King Tiger w\Commander

[Stormbringer]

Hi Painless
Just in case you dont already know the colours for the KT (if same as my 1) are
Tamiya olive drab
Tamiya yellow brown 2
Humbrol M102 army green
usefull for touching up where the airbrush didnt reach or painting up extra detail parts

[PainlessWolf]

Good Morning!
Thank you, Alan! That will be useful information for an Ambush Scheme since a lot of tiny, hard edge triangles or dots in those colors will need to be added.
regards,
Painless

[Stormbringer]

youre welcome mate

[Stormbringer]

Ohh i see your panther g is same colours as my 1 do you perchance know what the colours are ?

[PainlessWolf]

Stormbringer!
As I recall, I used Tamiya paints to add Details and touch up the paint before Flats were applied. I believe the paint Colors on the cans were Hull Red, Desert Yellow and Olive Grun.
regards,
Painless

[Stormbringer]

Thx mate

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Painless: I have a few Taigen/Torro tanks in their original paint. The challenge I find is matching paint for details. For a while Torro actually sold the paints they claim match the paint on their tanks from China. I now wish I had bought some. Nowadays they sell Mig Ammo. Of course, here in the U.S. we can still get paints from Spain, right? maybe...?

[PainlessWolf]

Good Morning!
Herr Dr., that is a very Good question. Lets see...I found Mega Hobby in Magnolia, NJ that carries the complete Mig Ammo line. https://www.megahobby.com/ Also I see Spray Gunner in Oldsmar, FL at https://spraygunner.com/collections/ammo-by-mig-paints
So there are some options available. For a fan of the Model Master line like myself however, those days are past. The new paints by Testor are Ok but I find myself resorting to Tamiya and even those are just not the same thing.
regards,
Painless

Tamiya paint on tbe King Tiger 'P' ne t to the Model Masters on Mike's Tiger 1to the right. Both purported to be Desert Yellow. The Model Masters is definitely a warmer shade for this color and more accurate per the original RAL paint.

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[Stormbringer]

Hi Painless
The paint numbers for yellow brown is XF92 and olive drab is XF62

[PainlessWolf]

Good Afternoon!
Thank you again, Alan! On to work on the 'Fun' that is our Hobby!
regards,
Painless