Look what I just found :D
Using the Mac's DigitalColor Meter app, it's pretty close when compared to a range of pictures, around about 125/105/65 R/G/B. If anything it's a smidge dark, but in terms of shade it's the closest I've yet found.
Saturday, 7 March 2015
Painting M1942 US Para uniform
Look what I just found :D
Using the Mac's DigitalColor Meter app, it's pretty close when compared to a range of pictures, around about 125/105/65 R/G/B. If anything it's a smidge dark, but in terms of shade it's the closest I've yet found.
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That's a useful find Mike :)
ReplyDeleteInterested to see what you think of the results ;)
ReplyDeleteI used a mix of VMC Dark Yellow and VMC Khaki when I did mine.
ReplyDeleteGood find. I can not recall what I used, although I do remember it was a right pain to get all the colors worked out. A base spray would have come in useful.
ReplyDeleteI used Tom Weiss's recipe for mine but may give this a go for the last few
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