I have a question on modern Chinese Ship colors.
Photos show an almost white color, yet 1/700 Chinese ship models (Dragon Russian Destroyer model), shows a grey MrColor color.
Are the ships really white?
I have the same question about modern British Warships.
Thanks,
George
Modern Chinese Ship colors
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Unicorn
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Re: Modern Chinese Ship colors
Having been aboard several I can attest they are not white, but a light grey with a tinge of blue in them.
Exact colour is unknown (to me) but they are definitely not white.
Mike
Exact colour is unknown (to me) but they are definitely not white.
Mike
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Re: Modern Chinese Ship colors
the main colour is write,with a little black and blue.
The deck can use German Grey,I think.
The deck can use German Grey,I think.
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Re: Modern Chinese Ship colors
Alright, I've done a search on the Sovremenny class destroyer fans thread without luck, so I'm resurrecting this old thread to ask a question.
Does anyone here know what colour the PLA-N used on its first two Sovremenny class destroyers?
The Chinese PLA-N colours on the older photos above look much more closer to white than grey to me.
The lightest grey I know of, Tamiya's Royal Light Grey (TS-81 spray) for British Royal Navy ships, isn't even that light if I can recall correctly.
Does anyone here know what colour the PLA-N used on its first two Sovremenny class destroyers?
The Chinese PLA-N colours on the older photos above look much more closer to white than grey to me.
The lightest grey I know of, Tamiya's Royal Light Grey (TS-81 spray) for British Royal Navy ships, isn't even that light if I can recall correctly.
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