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Don't screw that up Ed! :S
Scheme#2, is my fav...![]()
Luiz
This scheme uses the same grey as used on the tactical grey schemes on USN aircraft. FS36320 (Dark Ghost Grey) & FS36375 (Light Ghost Grey). Testors MM line uses the FS numbers for a quick & accurate match.
http://www.cybermodeler.com/aircraft/m3/images/kfirc2_profile01.jpg
Admittedly it's not as cool looking as the standard Late Strike Israeli camo.
This scheme uses the same grey as used on the tactical grey schemes on USN aircraft. FS36320 (Dark Ghost Grey) & FS36375 (Light Ghost Grey). Testors MM line uses the FS numbers for a quick & accurate match.
http://www.cybermodeler.com/aircraft/m3/images/kfirc2_profile01.jpg
Admittedly it's not as cool looking as the standard Late Strike Israeli camo.
Scheme #2 FS numbers to cross reference Model Master paint.
Kfir Israeli Late Strike Camo
FS 33531 (Sand)
FS 34424 (Medium Grey, but it's actually more of a green. No Model Master available. Tamiya XF-30 exists though)
FS 30219 (Dark Tan)
FS 36375 (Lt Ghost Grey)
A couple charts I've found:
IPMS Color Reference Chart
JPR Color Cross-reference Charts
I've added the Scheme #1 info into the above post as well so it's in one spot for ya.![]()
Whatever you got that's a grey/green. Or even mix up some Lt Ghost Grey w/ some Medium Green (USAF Vietnam).
What about XF-22 RLM Grey?
What about XF-22 RLM Grey?
That could work as a substitute, especially if you already have it. And unless someone is really up on their Israeli aircraft, they are likely not to know the difference anyway.