Would some one min d helping me I am currently working on a few projects and would need to spray the items , I would appreciate the numbers for the following colours I. The ral modern paint scheme they are
Dark yellow for Normandy Cammo
Dark green for Normandy Cammo
Red brown for Normandy cammo
German grey/ green for early war helmets and gas mask cannisters and Gerry cans
Thank you for your assistance in whatever way you can help me
Ral paint numbers for dark green, red brown and dark yellow
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Ral paint numbers for dark green, red brown and dark yellow
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Re: Ral paint numbers for dark green, red brown and dark yel
not so straight forward
here's a link to another forum
http://www.network54.com/Forum/47207/th ... gnal+White
graham
here's a link to another forum
http://www.network54.com/Forum/47207/th ... gnal+White
graham
Re: Ral paint numbers for dark green, red brown and dark yel
and another.
http://www.panzergrenadier.net/forum/vi ... =24&t=4092
i repainted my m35 in ral 6003 which i was told was correct, apple green ( NOPE...............) there isn't a ral number for early war M35 Heer stahlhelm's ,.........unless someone knows differently
graham
http://www.panzergrenadier.net/forum/vi ... =24&t=4092
i repainted my m35 in ral 6003 which i was told was correct, apple green ( NOPE...............) there isn't a ral number for early war M35 Heer stahlhelm's ,.........unless someone knows differently
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Re: Ral paint numbers for dark green, red brown and dark yel
RAL have a classic range
this covers the correct colors for WW2 as the modern RAL chart is not the same
this covers the correct colors for WW2 as the modern RAL chart is not the same
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Re: Ral paint numbers for dark green, red brown and dark yel
Helmets were field repainted in vehicle colours generally:berlin1945 wrote:Would some one min d helping me I am currently working on a few projects and would need to spray the items , I would appreciate the numbers for the following colours I. The ral modern paint scheme they are
Dark yellow for Normandy Cammo
Dark green for Normandy Cammo
Red brown for Normandy cammo
German grey/ green for early war helmets and gas mask cannisters and Gerry cans
Thank you for your assistance in whatever way you can help me
RAL 7028 "Dark Yellow"
RAL 6003 "Olive Green"
RAL 8017 Red-Brown/Chocolate Brown
Early war helmet paint was RAL 7009 "Light field grey"/ "apple green"
Later war helmet were RAL 6006 dark field grey (usually textured paint)
For more details see my post on page 2 of this thread: http://www.panzergrenadier.net/forum/vi ... 3&start=15
Re: Ral paint numbers for dark green, red brown and dark yel
RAL 7028 is not a part of the 'modern paint scheme' as you have it.
You will need to find a specialist supplier, Milweb is a reasonable start point or some vehicle owners here might have sources?
Where do MrCompton and his like go for their paint?
You will need to find a specialist supplier, Milweb is a reasonable start point or some vehicle owners here might have sources?
Where do MrCompton and his like go for their paint?
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Re: Ral paint numbers for dark green, red brown and dark yel
Good article here
http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/ ... 827&page=3
RAL shades varied throughout the war.
Paint was matched by eye, not by computer.
Batches made in paint factories were limited to what was available.
Some colours weather and fade faster than others.
Bottom line is that there is huge variation in shades, all of which fall into the "correct for WWII" category.
http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/forums/ ... 827&page=3
RAL shades varied throughout the war.
Paint was matched by eye, not by computer.
Batches made in paint factories were limited to what was available.
Some colours weather and fade faster than others.
Bottom line is that there is huge variation in shades, all of which fall into the "correct for WWII" category.