1st, I tried to apply a second coat of Red Metal flake to the Camaro, unfortunately, i ran out of paint, so gotta pick some up tomorrow, along with some other things.
2nd, I put the finishing touches on the Golf
3rd, I applied a coat of Gray on the aircraft carrier (finally!!)
4th, I put the finishing paint touches on the F4F wildcat. I just gotta spray som glosscote on it so the decals can go on and stand out better (I hear that's best, anyway)
allrighty! I just finished putting the final coat on the Camaro, and she's drying as we speak. I'm gonna work on the Hurricane, now. but I've got a question.
I agree! If it's a Hurricane MkII, in Europe, it would be Dark Green, Dark Sea Grey or Ocean Grey, and Medium Sea Grey or Light Aircraft Grey. If it's a Hurricane Mk I, then it's Dark Green, Dark Earth, Sky.
PRU Blue was only used for Photo Recce (PRU) aircraft, with a few exceptions for underside colours on a very few aircraft.
I've been having a few 'real-life' interventions in the past week or so that have delayed modeling progress of any kind, but I have managed to snatch half an hour tonight to get the Dark Green onto my Hurri I, with any luck will get the Dark Earth on tomorrow and I will post some piccies. I am becoming a huge fan of RAF camo as well - even a scruffy rookie like me can get it right!
If it's a Hurricane I, you will need Dark Earth (Humbrol 29) for the brown, Dark Green (Humbrol 30) for the green, and undersides can be Sky (Humbrol 90) or black/white split. I am painting up a 1/48 Mk I at the moment and rather than apply one colour all over then paint over it, I have painted the green on, and will do the brown tomorrow night, once the green has cured. On that kind of scheme, it doesnt matter if I overlap a bit, the edges of each colour were meant to be irregular anyway.
You would probably get away with the lighter tone, IMHO, it would just look a bit strange in terms of contrast. It will still look like a Hurricane though 8)