Accurate Aircraft Paint & Colour Discussions

[Serval]

You are right.
At the other hand new counties and occupied countries started building up their army in 1945 allready. Often using ww2 material in original colors, but also using their own paint. A bit hard to draw a line there.
Besides there allways will be difficulties, since colors were added and removed from lists all the time.

I think I'll add the forums sunday.

[RAF_Loke]

Yes I know that Norway and Denmark used British planes in RAF colours in the late 40's. later on they were repainted in their new paintscheme. I'm sure it was like that in many other countries too.

Another thing Serval, I've tracked down the special green colour used by the Danish military today. Is there a place or room for that one?

[Serval]

I have added the forums.
For now no forums per country. I decided to use Prefixes for the Countries.
You will be able to select the right prefix when posting a new Thread.

When the discussions become really many, I'll add more forums.
Suggestions are still welcome.

To answer Loke's question. Ofcourse they are welcome.
Since we started off as a ww2 forum, we only have these colors, but colorsets for allare are welcome. I see that also as part of the discussions we'll have.

[Clint Mitchell]

Thanks for taking the time to create them Serval.

Clint

[JMSmith]

sorry to be a party pooper,

but the middle one don't work, when you get it working can you transfer this thread over to it. please

[Serval]

Fixed

[JMSmith]

cheers mate

[Serval]

yikes,

doubt I can be much help, as colours are so subjective. having said that, yes it would be damned useful to have rgb settings for some 'standard' colours such as RAAF and RAF camo. perhaps thats a start?

Mclaring

Maybe we can start with the colors on this site?
Unless someone has a better source for (some of) the colors.

[Serval]

I have split a few posts to their own thread

[Clint Mitchell]

Maybe we can start with the colors on this site?
Unless someone has a better source for (some of) the colors.

That is a very good idea and thought about it before as being a good place to start.