RNZAF TA-4K Mark II

[FAR148]

Ian ,
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[Gekko_1]

Yes?

Richard.

[FAR148]

Yes?

Very Cool!  

Steven L  

[kerick]

In reality the contrasting grey markings is probably what you would see but I think the black gives more pop.

[Ian the Kiwi Herder]

I agree with Kerick. The grey markings I've used on the F-2, are just too subtle, a darker grey or black would have worked better on that scheme. Since you asked, I would go with black.... however you could consider contrasting greys light on dark paint and vice-versa ??

Ian

[Daryl J.]

Black.   The subdued markings seem to be almost too invisible beyond a foot on the well done 1:48 jets I've seen over the years.

[kerick]

Go for it! It will look great!

[Daryl J.]

Lo-viz it is then.

[FAR148]

Project chance... New paint scheme  



Not to sure about one color, FS 20450? I got FS 33531 Sand and FS 36375 Light Ghost Gray. I think FS 30219 Dark tan would work. I am going to chance the camo pattern on the drop tank.


Until later,
Steven L 

[Ian the Kiwi Herder]

Now that I can completely get behind. Brave to make the change, great choice of scheme. Will look 'in sync' alongside the Canadian F-4 from a couple of months back.

Looking forward to this new direction too.

Ian

[Daryl J.]

Funny you say, Ian.   Upon seeing the new scheme choice it seemed to be a great match to the Phantom. 

[FAR148]

Thanks for the support guys  She'll look cool along side her Canadian cousin. Today I did a color test using sand, dark ghost gray(looks darker to me in the profile) and I mixed up a dark tan color.




Steven L 

[nighthunter]

Looks good! But why a Desert Scheme? I could see them being deployed, depending on era to the Gulf War (Operation Desert Shield/Storm) or in Afghanistan.

[Captain Canada]

The colours look god, very Isreali F-15.

[Gekko_1]

Project chance... New paint scheme  



Not to sure about one color, FS 20450? I got FS 33531 Sand and FS 36375 Light Ghost Gray. I think FS 30219 Dark tan would work. I am going to chance the camo pattern on the drop tank.

Hi Steven, the colours came from here




Cheers

Richard.