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THIS SECTION IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION, BUT FEEL FREE TO COME IN AND CHECK THINGS OUT. IF IT HAS A CLICK, IT WORKS ! |
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WELCOME TO MASTERMODELER'S COLOR PAGE |
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THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS ARE JUST A BRIEF SAMPLING OF THE MORE COMMONLY USED COLORS BY THE MAJOR POWERS SINCE WORLD WAR I. THEY ARE BROKEN UP BY COUNTRIES AND TIME PERIODS. NAVAL AND ARMOR COLORS ARE LISTED SEPERATLY FROM AIR FORCES AND NAVAL AIR ARMS. WHEN POSSIBLE, ALL COLORS ARE LISTED BY THERE CLOSEST FEDERAL STANDARD EQUIVILENT SO THEY CAN BE IDENTIFIED ON THE FS 595a CHART. ALL ANA, RLM, RAL, AND BRITISH STANDARD BS 381C NUMBERS ARE LISTED WHEN AVAILABLE. JUST AS AREMINDER WHEN READING THE FS NUMBERS;
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1xxxx - GLOSS |
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2xxxx - SEMI-GLOSS |
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3xxxx - FLAT
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x0xxx- BROWNS |
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x1xxx - REDS |
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x2xxx - ORANGES |
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x3xxx - YELLOWS |
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x4xxx - GREENS |
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x5xxx - BLUES |
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x6xxx - GRAYS |
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x7xxx - MISC (BLACKS, WHITES, PURPLES, ETC) |
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x8xxx - FLUORESCENTS
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THE LAST THREE NUMBERS (e.g. xx064) IS THE ORDER OF INCREASING REFLECTANCE. THE HIGHER THE NUMBER, THE LIGHTER THE COLOR. |
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OPEN, BUT UNDER CONSTRUCTION. PARDON OUR DUST! |
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AIRCRAFT COLORS BY COUNTRY |
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ARMOR COLORS - ALL COUNTRIES |
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NAVAL COLORS BY COUNTRY |
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