Japanese yellow Camouflage line - What is it - History - Scale Model Painting Guide.
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2024
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great diorama of the tank and as always great video friend!!
Thank you and I had a lot of fun building that Diorama :)
Nice video on a very interesting subject! I highly recommend the AJ Press Tank Power five-volume series on Japanese armor for those interested in Japanese tanks and armored vehicles, especially the various paint schemes. After researching this subject through books and online I am convinced that the "traditional" modeler's choice of yellow is not very accurate. Nearly all modelers paint these lines in a very rich yellow, such as chrome, lemon, or just basic yellow. Sort of like the color of a banana. It is my belief that they were more of a yellow-white or pale yellow, which is far closer to reflected light. The Tank Power books show these lines in this pale yellow shade as well. Of course, the sun, especially in southern Asia and the Pacific Islands would be brutal and fading will naturally occur. The stripes would lose some of the yellow shade from weathering, whether from the sun or accumulation of dust/dirt, etc.
Thank you and it's a bit tricky for models because you want it to stand out and then many people end up making it bright yellow.
Great model....
Thank you.
Thanks a lot, It was not easy to find this info!
You're welcome, glad you found it helpful.
Thank you for thiiissssss video. I'm fascinated with Japanese armor
You're welcome.
Thanks, always wondered about this!
i need help with camoflauging my Costal Artillery in scrap mechanic with a sand-ish color
should i pain the long-ass-barrel as well
awesome, thanks for the info
You're welcome.
Awesome!
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Hi, thank ypu for ypu video, is very helpfull! Can you say to the final song link ( i think is battotai)m thx
Thank you and yes it's Battotai.
Sweet
...BAD-ASS, THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Great edit work ❤❤💖😃😆
Thank you
Very interesting. Do you have any perspective about the black lines that outlined the yellow stripe? I read about it in another article on Japanese tank camo but haven't seen anything like it.
Never seen anything about black lines, but I will look into that.
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About 4:25. Sure it’s a video about model building but I imagine there is some historical context as to why it was mentioned.
Thank you for the comment back and I don't think that actually correct and probably a mistake.
@@PanzerPicture Interesting! Thanks for digging into that :)
@Panzer Picture was the Ki-iro (Yellow Disruptive) Stripe ever applied on the Type 95 "Ha-Go" and Type 97 "Chi-Ha" tanks in service with the Japanese 25th Army in the Battles of Malaya-Singapore (8th December 1942 to 15th February 1942)?
I don't think they did, it looks like the were more green overal with hard lined camouflage.
@@PanzerPicture what about the Type 95 "Ha-Go" Lt Tanks and the Type 97 "Chi-Ha" Med Tanks of the Japanese 1st Tank Regiment in Malaya? They were often portrayed as having the Ki-iro disruptive stripe on the Fine Molds, Dragon and Tamiya model kit box arts?
Very interesting that you
You're welcome Chris.
95式軽戦車ですね！
I'm only build Red army armor
That's awesome to :)
Why? I mean I like Soviet armor but Expand your skills and stash.
:D pika!