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[Rob47]

Sure I read on here that someone suggested that the red lead type spray aka Halfords and the ilk, might be better replace with Humbrol   I have used a different Humbrol red and it came out a lot darker, the spray red seems to bright once immersed in water.


Bob

[raflaunches]

It's either Humbrol 73 Wine or 70 Brick red most modellers go for in this range

[John W E]

hi there
As, has been stated, Humbrol BRICK RED has been used a few times -  I have also used Humbrol 113 MATT RUST - and 160 German CAMOUFLAGE BROWN - but these have been overcoated with satin because they are a Matt.    If you are into acrylic paints - Tamiya do a HULL RED which is very close to the original Humbrol Hull red of 177 .

something to think about.

John

[Rob47]

shot to illustrate the hull red, this is HMS Bristol

[John R Haynes]

Just mix 19 with 70 to get desired reddish look without the problems with just a matt finish . That is finger-proof and anti-smudge