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Bob Bufkin
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http://www.microscale.com/ResourceCntr.html
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I saw this last night- it's a great service.
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Brunswick green replaced by German green
I guess we finally figured out who made Brunswick green!
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Shame there no polyscale cross-reference. I'm not about to start using thinner-based paints, and there is no way i'd be allowed to.
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Tamiya German green is a arcylic there XF colors are a flat acrylic
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Quote from: CodyO on June 22, 2013, 11:41:03 AM
Brunswick green replaced by German green
I searched the Tamiya color chart... no German green. There is a German gray, though, which looks like... gray.
Hmm... no banana
yellow either...
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my bad i put green instead of grey
thanks for catching that!
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