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kate interior color
- Thread starter iambrb
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Interior green, going to be inside so no one can tell if it's the absolute correct shade, tone and hue of a 80 year old aircraft no one has seen. 
http://www.j-aircraft.com/faq/aircraft_interiors.htm
http://www.j-aircraft.com/faq/aircraft_interiors.htm
Old Dog
Well-known member
Colors for Japanese aircraft are as much of a minefield as German and like Bob said even if it's wrong who's going to prove it. If you want to exhaust your resources check with the guys over at the J-aircraft forums J-Aircraft
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
As I understand it the Japanese regs where much less specific then other countries. Interiors where "green". So what ended up happening was every manufacturer used their own version. Nakajima interior green is different then Mitsubishi interior green and on an on. Same applied to exterior colors. The one thing that is about as certain as anything though is that the Cockpits were not atoke.
If you really care about getting close to accuracy the white ensign colorcoats are thoroughly researched. Mr. Color also has nakajima and Mitsubishi specific colors.
But like these guys all said, if you are not super picky, Tamiya interior green is close enough. It was released to go with their 1/32 zero.
HTH
Mike
If you really care about getting close to accuracy the white ensign colorcoats are thoroughly researched. Mr. Color also has nakajima and Mitsubishi specific colors.
But like these guys all said, if you are not super picky, Tamiya interior green is close enough. It was released to go with their 1/32 zero.
HTH
Mike
