Re: British Brown-green

Douglas R. Jones (djones@iex.com)
Mon, 30 Jan 1995 11:30:28 -0600

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Is is PC10. Leo Opdycke at WWI Aero has some color chips that show these
colors. On
my flying models I typically use Sig's Olive Drab. It is pretty close for
most applications and there is no mixing involved.

For a better approximation you can use FS10045. I don't know what brand or
number of the model paits would be the closest.

Doug
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