by SovereignHobbies » Fri Jul 06, 2018 3:14 pm
Hopefully none such exist
It's hard to imagine a grey less appropriate paint for an early 1941 HMS Prince of Wales to be honest although usual escape routes apply - it's your model, do what you like etc etc.
Factually, Tamiya XF-80 is lighter than the lightest camouflage colour ever used by the Royal Navy during WW2, and a green-grey at that. No such paint ever touched HMS Prince of Wales.
Home Fleet Grey was a dark bluish grey.
Hopefully none such exist :big_grin:
It's hard to imagine a grey less appropriate paint for an early 1941 HMS Prince of Wales to be honest although usual escape routes apply - it's your model, do what you like etc etc.
Factually, Tamiya XF-80 is lighter than the lightest camouflage colour ever used by the Royal Navy during WW2, and a green-grey at that. No such paint ever touched HMS Prince of Wales.
Home Fleet Grey was a dark bluish grey.
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