camo paint qestion(tri tone)
camo paint qestion(tri tone)
i got the jp repainted...got desert yellow and olive green on it already...question
what tamiya acrilyc redish color would go well wth it????any combinations????
what tamiya acrilyc redish color would go well wth it????any combinations????
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Re: camo paint qestion(tri tone)
XF 64 red brown as far as i know
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i want a little bit lighter and a bit reder than xf64
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Mix the paints to achieve the red tone you want.Sax
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Heres how the above Tamiya red/brown looked on my StuG before any weathering. Is that any help?
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thanx guys ille rush into the model shop later 

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hi jumags at the moment im making pins with chains for the track hangers its a slow job will post some pics when im done nearly dropped jp last night one of the hangers came off, thats what happens when you get old
chris
chris
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that also happens to me..but im still young...gonna post pics later..ambush camo..should i also put green dots on the yellow part???
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heres the chains and pins i made for track hangers
the pic is there just click on box i must have done something wrong dont think i can get used to this
chris
Last edited by BREL on Thu Oct 01, 2009 6:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: camo paint qestion(tri tone)
This was airbrushed with Tamiya Red Brown XF-64 (and Vallejo Dark Green 097, over Tamiya Light Sand TS46) with an overall coating of Polly Scale "dust". It was a cloudy day, but Tamiya's red-brown can get pretty dark over the yellow undercoat. It's also good for giving the Light Sand a warmer tint.

