Color pics For a Model I'm Building

Airframes · Dec 8, 2020

And we still don't know what shade of yellow, or which colour numbering system, RAL, BS, RLM etc etc ...................

Crimea_River · Dec 8, 2020

BS sounds good actually.....

Wayne Little · Dec 9, 2020

and I thought BS was a shade of Brown.....silly me.....

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Dec 10, 2020

Wayne Little said:
and I thought BS was a shade of Brown.....silly me.....

Depends on how sick the individual is. Could lean towards yellow, or green. Just saying.

Crimea_River · Dec 10, 2020

Bad visuals there. But at least I can SEE what you're saying.

Marcel · Dec 10, 2020

Crimea_River said:
Bad visuals there. But at least I can SEE what you're saying.

I can smell it.

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Dec 10, 2020

Always glad I can help. LOL

fubar57 · Dec 10, 2020

I read an article that RAF Middlestone was referred to as Baby Sh!t Yellow by some personnel?

at6 · Dec 10, 2020

Rochie might be able to cook it.

Crimea_River · Dec 10, 2020

The question isn't whether you can cook it but rather if anyone would eat it.

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Dec 10, 2020

The dogs would lick it up.

Wurger · Dec 10, 2020

No wonder , it is said the dogs can't see colours.

Airframes · Dec 10, 2020

It's a good job they don't do modelling on this forum then !!

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Dec 10, 2020

at6 · Dec 10, 2020

Crimea_River said:
The question isn't whether you can cook it but rather if anyone would eat it.

The people that Rochie works for would probably ask for seconds.

Lucky13 · Dec 25, 2020

Now, gave Samuel L. Jackson ask this, the same question....how many MF would he manage to squeeze in, I say 8!

at6 · Dec 25, 2020

His language can be quite colorful.

SaparotRob · Dec 26, 2020

He definitely delivers the best "Oh hell no!" in cinematographic history.

at6 said:
His language can be quite colorful.

I see what you did there.

Marcel · Jan 1, 2021

No posts since Saturday? Did this thread go colourless again?

Wurger · Jan 1, 2021

Nope. Just all were looking for the colours under the Christmas tree.