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massruha escreveu:Pessoal, boa tarde.

Achei um doc interessante. Me ajuda bastante.

http://www.e-kalfakis.gr/userfiles/file ... 0CHART.pdf

Acredito que para os novatos isso é uma mão na roda

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massruha escreveu:Amigo achei mais umas referencias, segue


RLM - Colors of the German Luftwaffe

http://www.rlm.at/cont/archiv01_e.htm

the scale-effect:

An additional aspect of determination of shades of colors is the scale effect. Every model reflects because of its smaller size less light then the original. Therefore a model painted with original colors looks always too dark. To avoid this effect we can mix to every color a higher amount of white. At this topic there are many different opinions.

The amount of white can be calculated by the following formula:

Scale : 2 = % of white has to be added to the basic color

Example:1:72 > 72:2 = 36% white to be added, 1:32 > 32:2 = 16% white to be added

This formula can not be adopted for big (1:24) and small scales (from 1:144 and higher). At the scale of 1:24 you can abstain from adding white. The formulas mentioned above are often published. They are also published in The Official Monogram Painting Guide to German Aircraft. This book is in Europe and in the States quite common.

British modellers prefer it a little bit darker, formulas from Ian Huntley:

1:32 - 7%, 1:48 - 10%, 1:72 - 15%, 1:144 - 23%

(from: Ian Huntley - Scale Aircraft modelling Vol. 5 / # 10)

Kyosanin escreveu:Boa Massruha!!

Já vai pra parede do lado da bancada.. essas tabelas são sempre úteis!

massruha escreveu:Pessoal, boa tarde.

Achei um doc interessante. Me ajuda bastante.

http://www.e-kalfakis.gr/userfiles/file ... 0CHART.pdf

Acredito que para os novatos isso é uma mão na roda

t+.

massruha escreveu:Pessoal, boa tarde.

Achei um doc interessante. Me ajuda bastante.

http://www.e-kalfakis.gr/userfiles/file ... 0CHART.pdf

Acredito que para os novatos isso é uma mão na roda

t+.