1/18 21stC Panther with interior!
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1/18 21stC Panther with interior!
How many of you were disappointed with the panther? This one may not be fully accurate but it sure beats nothing!
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The inside of German tank hatches are not off-white. You have several options, but not off-white.
One is to paint the inside of the hatch with the base exterior color.
Another is to paint it with the two interior colors that were used during the war.
Elfenbein RAL 1001, which is kinda beige in color.
Graugrün RAL 7008, which is the darker, gray-green color.
Also in 1944, there was an order to leave the interior color in red primer, to speed up production.
One is to paint the inside of the hatch with the base exterior color.
Another is to paint it with the two interior colors that were used during the war.
Elfenbein RAL 1001, which is kinda beige in color.
Graugrün RAL 7008, which is the darker, gray-green color.
Also in 1944, there was an order to leave the interior color in red primer, to speed up production.
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I guess I stand correctedGooglyDoogly wrote:The inside of German tank hatches are not off-white. You have several options, but not off-white.
One is to paint the inside of the hatch with the base exterior color.
Another is to paint it with the two interior colors that were used during the war.
Elfenbein RAL 1001, which is kinda beige in color.
Graugrün RAL 7008, which is the darker, gray-green color.
Also in 1944, there was an order to leave the interior color in red primer, to speed up production.
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GooglyDoogly wrote:The inside of German tank hatches are not off-white. You have several options, but not off-white.
One is to paint the inside of the hatch with the base exterior color.
Another is to paint it with the two interior colors that were used during the war.
Elfenbein RAL 1001, which is kinda beige in color.
Graugrün RAL 7008, which is the darker, gray-green color.
Also in 1944, there was an order to leave the interior color in red primer, to speed up production.
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