by marijn van gils » Wed Sep 30, 2015 6:07 am
biegacz90 wrote:I'm looking this color for a base
but you are right. for chipping on the lower hull should be grey color not rust. My small mistake, but rust can be on upper hull. So at now I'm looking rust color from photo and grey color for lower hull.
Lifecolor is not available in my local modeling shop, and I prefer tamiya. but I can use vallejo and pactra
Aha, you're looking for a nice paint for the antfouling red!
In Humbrol, I can get very close to this color with Brick Red 70, lightened with Flesh 61. In Tamiya acrylics, I would probably use Hull Red XF9, mixed with a fairly large amount of Flesh XF15.
robertmelvin wrote:Am I seeing things, or do you have two holes in your hull just forward of the break? What is the purpose of those? I'm assuming it is something to do with the detail up set you are using. Bob
If I'm correct, this is the model from the AK video. It is made by Fran Romero, and depicts the ship damaged and in drydock, hence the holes:
http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery ... /index.htm
Cheers!
Marijn
[quote="biegacz90"]I'm looking this color for a base
but you are right. for chipping on the lower hull should be grey color not rust. My small mistake, but rust can be on upper hull. So at now I'm looking rust color from photo and grey color for lower hull.
Lifecolor is not available in my local modeling shop, and I prefer tamiya. but I can use vallejo and pactra[/quote]
Aha, you're looking for a nice paint for the antfouling red!
In Humbrol, I can get very close to this color with Brick Red 70, lightened with Flesh 61. In Tamiya acrylics, I would probably use Hull Red XF9, mixed with a fairly large amount of Flesh XF15.
[quote="robertmelvin"]Am I seeing things, or do you have two holes in your hull just forward of the break? What is the purpose of those? I'm assuming it is something to do with the detail up set you are using. Bob[/quote]
If I'm correct, this is the model from the AK video. It is made by Fran Romero, and depicts the ship damaged and in drydock, hence the holes: http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery/ca/dkm/PrinzEugen-350-fr/index.htm
Cheers!
Marijn