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That's true. Both colours can be found under the name Grau- grey But there is a difference though. The RLM 02 is a grey colour of greenish tinge while the RAL 7027 was called the Snadgrau - sandgrey of the beige hue. The equivalent for the RLM02 in RAL palette could be the RAL 7002.
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The single yellow longitudinal stripes (RAL 1006) were applied in each quarter of the tail section, between the fins. Such a stripe was 40 mm wide in case of the SC 50, SC 250 or SC 500 bombs, but it could also be trapezoid in shape, getting narrower together with the tail cone. It could be found on e.g. SC 1800 bombs. However the bombs of the Dark Grey colour especially at the eraly stage could be without any markings.
Oooohhh....nice! I was already trying to figure out how I was going to accomplish those stripes. I have some "make your own" decal sheets that I got a few years ago when I very briefly thought I was getting back into modeling...but have never since had the opportunity to use them (or been brave enough to try). I see that very set available on ebay here in the US so that'll solve that. Thanks for the tip!
Lucky for me! How easy are the "make your own" decals to use? Does the setting solution and solvent work pretty much the same way or do you have to do something special with them? I've read that you're supposed to paint on some decal film solution or spray with a clear acrylic before using them...the latter option making me wonder how that would work.I have to make my own decals for my current GB using either the Blockschrift für Flugzeuge or Alte din 1451 Mittelschrift. I was looking for the stencil version of these for your bombs but I couldn't find one, found the decals instead
Wurger,
That's such a great picture of the men snoozing on the Hermann!