WWII Soviet Air Force color chart

[CCG_Pips]

 

[FlatSpinMan]

Are these colours for use directly or would you recommend they be 'diluted' to create the right effect in game? I know skinners in the old IL2 would often adjust colours to prevent them overwhelming the small models.

[D.B.Cooper]

Thanks very much!!

[SOLIDKREATE]

Are these colours for use directly or would you recommend they be 'diluted' to create the right effect in game? I know skinners in the old IL2 would often adjust colours to prevent them overwhelming the small models.

 

Yeah in IL-2:1946 I always desaturated by 20%. For BoS I have not had to do this.

[Nankeen]

This may help also:

 

 

[707shap_Srbin]

Here You are. Correct VVS colors.

VVS.zip

[A-E-Hartmann]

Here You are. Correct VVS colors.

 Hi Panzer,

 

Would it be possible to tell me how to open the file "aco." ?.

[unreasonable]

aco is an adobe photoshop file format. You can open it in photoshop or in other things like GIMP if you have the right extension/application (I don't).  actually I can import it  - like all things GIMP it takes a while to work out how to do anything....

 

BTW thanks Panzerbar.  Useful to have in this format.

Edited September 4, 2017 by unreasonable

[A-E-Hartmann]

 

 

aco is an adobe photoshop file format. You can open it in photoshop or in other things like GIMP if you have the right extension/application (I don't). actually I can import it - like all things GIMP it takes a while to work out how to do anything.... BTW thanks Panzerbar. Useful to have in this format.

 

 

Thanks for this information, I will see if there is an extension for Gimp.
I hope this will be the case.

[unreasonable]

Thanks for this information, I will see if there is an extension for Gimp.

I hope this will be the case.

 

Sorry Hartmann, see my edit: I can open it in GIMP without an extension, it just took me a while to find out how as I have not used the Palettes function much.  The GIMP on line tutorial explains how to do it. 

[A-E-Hartmann]

 

 

Sorry Hartmann, see my edit: I can open it in GIMP without an extension, it just took me a while to find out how as I have not used the Palettes function much. The GIMP on line tutorial explains how to do it.

 

Thank you.