Italian Air Force colours from beetween-the-wars period to modern German Air Force WW I, WW II and Modern colours Authentic Colours by CountryĬolor matches for military aircraft colours divided by country and time period.įinnish Air Force Colours from World War II to modernįrench aircraft colours from World War I until World War II The Part Two deals with model paint ranges and colour conversion between different paint manufacturers. It also contains general information, helpful hints, the description of FS 595b standard and its use in modelling. United States Federal Standard 595a/595B (also abbreviated FED-STD-595B) has become a de facto standard for communicating colour information between researchers of historical camouflage colours and modelling enthusiasts around the world.Īmong scale modellers worldwide, the FS.595a/595B is a no.1 colour reference system. This part of Urban’s Color Reference Charts focuses on authentic military colours organised by country and time period. Which type of paint should you use? Federal Standard How accurate are these colour references? Is there an absolute reference? General help, notation conventions, sources. This section contains general information about the charts and helpful hints about using them. It can be accessed through the link below.įor clarity, the helpful information about using the charts has been included in both parts. It also contains general information, helpful hints, the description of FS 595b standard and its use in modelling. This part of Urban’s Color Reference Charts focuses on authentic military colours organised by country and time period.
Since then they have been hosted at the IPMS Stockholm’s site. The charts have been excessively updated since, with new contents, more user-friendly format and on-screen colour samples, these charts are an one-of-a-kind, indispensable piece of colour reference for modellers.
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In 1998, Urban gave us his kind permission to revise and update the charts. The material was then published on the web as part of the newsgroup’s FAQ. Urban Fredriksson’s Color Reference Charts were first published on the web as early as 1991 – on newsgroup.
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