Originally Posted by Deodato:
Eita... o negocio é mais complicado do que eu imaginei. Bem a minha duvida maior é nos luftwaffes pois eu vejo cada um usar uma coisa e no proprio manual dos kits que eu tenho nao tem nenhuma indicação. Atualmente estou com um BF-110, um BF-109 e um Warhawk parados ppr conta disso =[
Deodato, essa é uma referência confiável. Esse texto abaixo saiu do livro "The official monogram painting guide to german aircraft 1935-45":
INTERIORS
Prior to the introduction of strict standardization in 1936, aircraft interiors were varied in coloring, de pendent upoh the nature of the material used. (LC/3 154.) The reissue of L.Dv.521 in November 1941 stipulated that all cockpit areas or crew areas visible through a glazed covering were to be painted Black Gray 66, principally as an antiglare measure. The remainder of the interior , including weapons bays and un dercarriage housings, were to be finished in Green-Gray 02. Instrument panels were to be Gray 41 with individual instrument locations identified by a letter / number combination, usually hand painted, in either 04 or 21. Certain equipment packs were painted in other shades of Interior areas such as wings and tailplanes were given an electro plated finish which produced a very high quality anticorrosive surface, a golden metalic sheen very similar to that seen inside some processed food · cans. Interior wooden components were painted with a special finish which had an identifying color of pale Yellow-Green 99 when used with one paint formula, and a very pale yellow tinge when used with another paint formula. (GAM 169.) (LC/3 156.) Prewar the interior of the engine cowlings was finished in silver as were internal framework and all connecting rods between the cockpit and engine. The firewall was left unpainted on the engine side, but was painted 02 on the cockpit side as were the fuel, oil and coolant tanks. Pipelines for fuel, oil, coolant, air and fire extinguisher system were painted, respectively, yellow, brown, green, blue and red. Around 1937 color 02 was used inside the engine bay, but the firewall remained unpainted. Engine serial numbers usually appeared in large white or yellow numbers along the upper vertical surfaces of inline engines and on the front face of radial engines.
Espero que fique claro. Se o inglês complicar copie o texto e cole no Google translator, que ficará bem próximo.
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