What are the correct colors for an interior to a stug III? I do know that the walls are white
and the floor is a red oxide. I need your help...
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Posted: Sunday, October 27, 2002 - 10:21 AM UTC
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Posted: Monday, October 28, 2002 - 08:28 AM UTC
I believe pak40 is building a StuG with interior, so hopefully he will be able to help you when he sees this thread, Recon. It sounds like you have the basic info already. I guess you are wondering about specific parts?
Welcome to the site, by the way.
Nic
Welcome to the site, by the way.
Nic
Posted: Monday, October 28, 2002 - 09:14 AM UTC
hi Recon,
as Folgore said i am building a Dragon StuG lllG late with a full interior. the main color i am using is Modelmaster ll Panzer interior buff. that is what i plan on using. a good reference is Osprey's StuG lll book, it has a great cutaway of a StuG interior. have fun with this, i am.
Chris Pig no.1
as Folgore said i am building a Dragon StuG lllG late with a full interior. the main color i am using is Modelmaster ll Panzer interior buff. that is what i plan on using. a good reference is Osprey's StuG lll book, it has a great cutaway of a StuG interior. have fun with this, i am.
Chris Pig no.1
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Posted: Monday, October 28, 2002 - 11:46 AM UTC
I have one of those Osprey books for the full interior of an Panzer III that I am doing and I find them pretty inaccurate in terms of colour. It seems that they use Museum pieces as reference but these are usually painted over in whatever color the museum wanted to use.
This can be quite frustrating
The best way to paint interior is to use the basic formula; red-oxide primer for halfway up and interor buff for the rest.
Andrew
This can be quite frustrating
The best way to paint interior is to use the basic formula; red-oxide primer for halfway up and interor buff for the rest.
Andrew
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Posted: Monday, October 28, 2002 - 01:58 PM UTC
Thanks for all the info. The kit (Jaguar) looks like a lot of fun. I am also using Verlindens zimmerit and Eduards skirts for this kit. If I ever get it done I'll send in some pictures. This is really a great web sit.
Thanks
Recon
Thanks
Recon