What are the names of the Humbrol paints?

List of Humbrol paints Number Name 1 Grey Primer 2 Emerald 3 Brunswick Green 5 Dark Admiral Grey

How much does Humbrol acrylic spray paint cost?

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Can you mix Tamiya spray paint with Humbrol?

They do have three colors available in spray cans (their “Aircraft Spray” line) as acrylic lacquers that are “analogous”: Otherwise, you can mix these three from the Tamiya bottled acrylics without great difficulty. There’s a number of formulas around, some of which can be found by searching this forum.

What’s the difference between RLM 76 and Humbrol 75?

RLM 76 Light Blue = Humbrol 247. RLM 75 Grey-Violet = Humbrol 246. RLM 74 Grey-Green = Humbrol 245. The code numbers are the some in both the acrylic and enamel lines. Tamiya doesn’t have anything in their bottled paint lines that match closely, except XF23 Light Blue, which is not that far off RLM 76 straight from the bottle.

What are the different colours of Humbrol Airfix?

Most Airfix kits recomend certain colours from Humbrol’s range. Number Name 1 Grey Primer 2 Emerald 3 Brunswick Green: 5 Dark Admiral Grey 7 Light Buff 9 Tan 10 Service Brown 11 Silver 12 Copper 14 French Blue 15 Midnight Blue 16 Gold 18 Orange 19 Bright Red 20 Crimson 21 Black 22 White 23 Duck Egg Blue 24

What was the camouflage pattern of the Matilda tank?

The painting instruction supplied with the kit were incorrect, the light blue stripes of the desert camouflage pattern should actually be light grey (Humbrol № 64). Captured Matilda Tanks were converted to self-propelled guns by the German Wehrmacht, who used them for training purposes. How many olives are in dark green?

When was the Matilda replaced by the Valentine?

It was replaced in front-line service by the lighter and less costly Infantry Tank Mk III Valentine beginning in late 1941. The split between the infantry tank and cruisers had its origins in the World War I division between the first British heavy tanks and the faster Whippet Medium Mark A and its successors the Medium Mark B and Medium Mark C.