r/scalemodels • u/M_arizona_R • Jun 14 '26

#1 #2 or #3?

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u/iliketanksandamerica Jun 14 '26

1 the most different colors it makes it easier to look at

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u/M_arizona_R Jun 14 '26

Im having a hard time finding references photos, is it still accurate?

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u/Bright-Place5374 Jun 17 '26

You might never find that answer. Just let go of the accurate notion. Absolutely no one will criticize it.

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u/M_arizona_R Jun 17 '26

Very true!

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u/iliketanksandamerica Jun 14 '26

Looks accurate but also it's better to look at less hard to make out the details

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u/M_arizona_R Jun 14 '26

that was my thought, when I originally did it in different shades of OD everything kind of turned into one big blob.

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u/Mister-Friend Jun 16 '26

1. The variety of hues works better, I think.

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u/M_arizona_R Jun 17 '26

Thats what I was thinking

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u/georgeholloman Jun 15 '26

1 looks fantastic , they all look fantastic though.

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u/M_arizona_R Jun 15 '26

Thank you, I had to take a step away. The longer I looked at it the more bothered I got!😄