Unfortunately, there is no real answer. Dunkel Gelb was affected by whether it was thinned with water or fuel, how long the particular vehicle was in theater, and even how it was used. All the elements of weather impacted the amount of fading. Basically, the choice is yours.
Bill
Well said, as usual.
Thank you!
I have yet to establish what the proper tips are at those establishments of indecent attire.
I’m not in the habit of tipping strippers. I go there for the buffet.
Don’t ask me how I know this, but at the better clubs, each stripper “tips” the DJ $100. Every day. I’m in the wrong profession,
Hummm… being paid by strippers to play music…Reminds me of “Money for nothing and your chicks for free.”…
Apparently it’s a huge responsibility - if you play the wrong song you could mess up her whole game. Can you imagine being all set to grind to Crazy and he plays Welcome to the Jungle instead?
Don’t ask me how I know this, but at the bad clubs, the DJ was usually selling crack or meth or XTC or whatever to the strippers to supplement his income…
I’ll see your Guns N’Roses (or, as we say here, Bums N’Noses) and raise you What’s Up Pussycat (?)
Dunkelgelb brought me…here?
Amazing where these kind of serious discussions can lead to.
Ken
Kenny:
That’s why the subject is so vexing and diabolical
Not necessarily.
So… would AK’s RAL 8000 Gelbbraun be viable as a substitute for (anyone’s) Dunkelgelb colour for Afrika Korps artillery?
The painting guide I have says to use Aqueous ‘Middle Stone’ (?) but I only have Mig Dunkelgelb (and some Tamiya somewhere) and I always think that they’re far too light a shade of yellow to look realistic.
missinglynx: ral-8000-ral-7008-ral8020-ral-7027-comparison has lots of pictures of paint chips and helps show what the various manufacturers 8000 color side by side.
Thought this might of interest and help.
FWIW - A new bottle of the AK Real Color Dunkelgelb that’s closest to the Yellower Middle Stone you prefer would be my choice
HTH