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sentry

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Revell landing craft
« on: August 17, 2010, 06:46:02 pm »

Hi gent,s I am making a Revell landing craft and would like to paint it  Gray and British but not the off white Revell tell you any Idear's or help (colours picture's or drawing) would be most grateful.
                                    Regards, Sentry.
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Prophet

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Re: Revell landing craft
« Reply #1 on: August 17, 2010, 07:43:43 pm »

Tamiya colour white (x-2) gloss or xf-2 flat white are not off whites, and tamiya Dark Grey xf-24  drys quite light, i find that flat paints work out very nice for military crafts. i justed painted the super structure of the gato class sub with it comes out a treat  :-)) in regards to the colour scheme british landing crafts are ALL dark grey ( i see them regually from my window when the navys doing exercises) but there are varaiations of a dull green,green and sand, green & light blue and a white and black






 The scheme may depend on the year of the craft . IE ww2 or moden day in regards to ww2 the paint was a flat light grey with bold white lettering



Sorry this ones b&w but its a nice photo



hope this helps  :-))
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sentry

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Re: Revell landing craft
« Reply #2 on: August 17, 2010, 11:29:46 pm »

thanks for replies Its a Revell LCM 3 world war 2 dont want to do it the dirty white as they suggests  for the British one  am hoping to find some d-day photo's  if I can.
                                      Regards Sentry.
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Prophet

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Re: Revell landing craft
« Reply #3 on: August 17, 2010, 11:53:53 pm »

light grey or a misty blue not sure on that









these are the official colours of the landing crafts from the d-day landing most images are b&w so its very hard to tell if the colour photos are accurate, if you know anyone involved in the landings they may be able to tell you the colours, but I'm not sure if they will want to relive those memory's.
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