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Colore Standard Britannico

Vehicle Colours britannici tra la seconda guerra mondiale

Carro armato leggero Tetrach con schema mimetico bicolore britannico Carro Armato Leggero Mk.VII, Tetrarch Mk.I sporting the 1944 bicolore disruptive pattern. The vehicle is from the collection of Patrick Storto, who completed the MMS 1:76 scale metal kit as a C.S. (close support) version, adding a spare fuel drum ed a Bren MG mounted on the torretta side.

Europe

  • 3-Colour Disruptive Pattern, 1939
  • 2-Colour Disruptive Pattern, 1941
  • 2-Colour Disruptive Pattern, Sicily 1943
  • Mickey Mouse Pattern, Normandia 1944
  • Deep Bronze Green, 1945

North Africa

  • 2-Colour Disruptive, 1937 & 1939
  • 3-Colour Diagonal Bands Pattern, 1940
  • 2-Colour Disruptive, 1942 & 1943

It is important to remember, that the table lists the closest model colour matches for a particular standard colour applied to an actual vehicle, not a model of the same. In order to paint a 1:72 scale model of a particular vehicle, the scale colour effect needs to be taken into account. As a rule, matching model colours should be mixed con 10-30% white in order to arrive at the scaled down vehicle base colour. Approximately 40-50% white is recommended for drybrushing the highlights. For a detailed painting guide, please refer to invecchiamento dei veicoli, by Jim Gordon.

Colore Standard Britannico Conversion Table
Denominazione Humbrol Revell Vallejo1 Testors2 Tamiya2 Gunze2 Pactra2
No.1A B.S.987C-1942
Dark Earth
29 (2) 87 921 (141) E 6603 XF52 H72 -
Secondary colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, Europe 1941.
No.2 B.S.987C-1942
Khaki Brown
26 (2) 86 879 (114) E 6413 - H81 / TC-4 -
Base colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, Europe 1941.
Base colour, Europa 1942–1943.
No.3 B.S.381-1939
Khaki Green
No.23 B.S.381-1930
Middle Bronze Green
30 (2) - 895 (88) - XF26 / XF58 - -
Base colour, 3-colour disruptive pattern, Europe 1939.
Base colour, North Africa (Tunisia) 1943.
No.4 B.S.381-1939
No.24 B.S.381-1930
Dark Green
75 - 897 (98) - - H330 -
Dark disruptive colour, 3-colour disruptive pattern, Europa 1939.
No.5 B.S.381-1939
No.22 B.S.381-1930
Light Green
80 - 891 (74) E 5973 - - -
Light disruptive colour, 3-colour disruptive pattern, Europa 1939.
No.7 B.S.381-1939
Khaki Green
151 - - - - - -
Base colour, Europa 1942.
No.13 B.S.987C-1942
Jungle Green
116 67 893 (95) E 7953 XF13 - -
Base colour, Burma 1942.
No.15 B.S.987C-1942
Khaki Drab (FS 34088)
159 - 924 (94) - - - -
Base colour, mickey mouse pattern, Europa 1944.
No.16 B.S.381-1930
Deep Bronze Green
75 - 897 (98) - - H330 -
Base colour, Burma 1945.
No.24 B.S.381-1942
Deep Bronze Green
75 - 897 (98) - - H330 -
Base colour, Europa 1945.
No.28 B.S.381-1930
Light Grey
64 - - - - - -
Disruptive colour, 3-colour diagonal bands pattern, N. Africa 1940.
No.34 B.S.381-1930
Slate Grey
31 - - - - - -
Disruptive colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, North Africa 1939.
Disruptive colour, 3-colour diagonal bands pattern, N. Africa 1940.
No.44 B.S.381-1930
Terra Cotta
70 - 940 (138) - - - -
Disruptive colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, North Africa 1937.
Disruptive colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, North Africa 1942.
Disruptive colour, 2-colour disr. pattern, Syria, Persia, Iraq 1943.
No.61 B.S.381-1930
Light Stone
121 - 819 (124) E 6213 XF57 H85 (?) -
Base colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, North Africa 1937.
Base colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, North Africa 1939.
Base colour, 3-colour diagonal bands pattern, N. Africa 1940.
Base colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, North Africa 1942.
Base colour, 2-colour disr. pattern, Syria, Persia, Iraq 1943.
Light Mud
Middle Stone
84 88 821 (103) - XF59 H71 -
Base colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, Sicily 1943.
Blue-Black 67 78 995 (167) E 6851 XF63 TC-1 -
Disruptive colour, 2-colour disruptive pattern, Sicily 1943.
Black 33 (2) 8 950 (169) E 9983 XF1 H12 -
Disruptive colour, mickey mouse pattern, Europa 1944.

Please refer to the catalog of soldatini britannici della seconda guerra mondiale for more information about camouflage patterns, e markings.

Footnotes

  1. Vallejo Acrylic Model Colours are listed con due number, i.e. "976 (120)". The colour’s order number (Ref) is followed by its position number (Pos) in brackets. The position number indicates the relative position of the colour on the Valley Model Colour chart.
  2. Also available as acrylic paint. Testors Model-Master "E ...." numbers indicate acrylic paint, other numbers are Model-Master enamels.

Bibliografia

  • Starmer, Mike: British Army Colours & Disruptive Camouflage in the UK, France e NW Europe 1936–1945
  • Starmer, Mike: The Caunter Scheme, 1940–1941
  • Starmer, Mike: Alamein ed After, 1942–1943
  • Starmer, Mike: Sicily e Italy, 1943–1945

Domande più frequenti

Per ulteriori informazioni, per favore contatta la redazione di Rivista Military Miniatures nel Miniatures Forum.

Soldatini Britannici della Seconda Guerra Mondiale


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