Full view of all Royal Navy schemes – Sovereign Hobbies
HMS Repulse - 1941. Vertical camouflage—507C Light Gray (NARN22) and Black (C 02); Steel decks—Dark Grey (NARN 23); Wood decks—Teak (C 01); Boot-topping—Black (C 02); Underwater Hull—Believed to have been red (no primary source evidence known to exist, but a survivor's account in his book describes red) (NARN 42) HMS Illustrious
Royal Navy Colour Schemes - Sovereign Hobbies
Understanding of Royal Navy WW2 paint colours and model paints has been revolutionised and greatly clarified by our own primary source research project. The findings are available for free download, and we have listings of paint and camouflage schemes based upon latest understanding of RN WW2 paint colours.
Camouflage Schemes & Colours - White Ensign Models
If painted according to IJN orders, the light green should be Type 21 Camouflage (IJN 07), while the dark green on the hull should be Type 2 Camouflage (IJN 06). The dark green on the flight deck appears to be Type 1 Camouflage (IJN 05), and the tan would Deck Tan (IJN 09).
THE ROYAL NAVY DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR - Imperial …
The battlecruiser HMS REPULSE, painted in a dazzle camouflage scheme, while escorting the last troop convoy to reach Singapore. The ship was sunk a few days later with great loss of life on 10 December 1941 by Japanese torpedoes. The sinking, along with that of HMS PRINCE OF WALES, was an appalling blow to British prestige in the Far East.
Repulse Photographs | World War II Database - ww2db.com
HMS Repulse escorting a troop convoy in the Indian Ocean toward Singapore, early Dec 1941; note dazzle camouflage scheme Battlecruiser HMS Repulse leaving the port of Singapore, 8 Dec 1941, two days before she was to be sunk
Warship Perspectives: Royal Navy Camouflage - New Jersey IPMS
On the Naval side, camouflage was widely used by many navies, but especially by the United States and Royal Navies in both the First and Second World Wars. The United States laid down rules and regulations on the subject of camouflage (down to the reflectance used in the paint), and Floating Drydock produced two excellent books on the subject.
HMS Repulse February 1939 - Model Warships
I simply wanted to do something a little different from the HMS Repulse modelling norm. I used the drawings and photographs in RAVEN/ROBERTS Batttleships of WW2 along with the breakdown detail drawings in the Profile Morskie HMS REPULSE as well as detail from the Okrety swiata 12(warships of the world) along with my pride and joy purchase ...
HMS Repulse camouflage colours in 1941 - Model Boat Mayhem
2014年9月24日 · I recently purchased the 1\350 Trumpeter HMS Repulse and I have been looking for pictures of her camouflage colours in 1941 and the paint numbers which I should use, if anyone can help me with then many thanks
With the recent release of HMS Repulse by Airfix in their I scale range, an obvious gap in every naval modeller's capital ship collection has been very satisfactorily filled, and a new base for conversions created. This well detailed and accurate model of the Repulse, is surprisingly the first ever repre- sentation of this famous ship to appear in
[Photo] HMS Repulse escorting a troop convoy in the Indian
[Photo] HMS Repulse escorting a troop convoy in the Indian Ocean toward Singapore, early Dec 1941; note dazzle camouflage scheme | World War II Database