Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
looking for any information on the camouflage paint colors used on de Uboot bunker KEROMAN III.
I have ''I think '' al the books on the german Uboot bunkers out there but non of then Have a good/clear refence picture of the KEROMN III front part of the pens.
And the www shows mostly period pictures of the other bunkers K- I,K- II (with camo)
I have build a smal part op the bunker in 1/35 scale and i would like to paint it corectly,and yes the complete bunker was paintend thats for sure .
Regards
Maarten
My scratched build Pen no 23.(not finished yet )
I have ''I think '' al the books on the german Uboot bunkers out there but non of then Have a good/clear refence picture of the KEROMN III front part of the pens.
And the www shows mostly period pictures of the other bunkers K- I,K- II (with camo)
I have build a smal part op the bunker in 1/35 scale and i would like to paint it corectly,and yes the complete bunker was paintend thats for sure .
Regards
Maarten
My scratched build Pen no 23.(not finished yet )
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Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
Very nice texture
However I would doubt if the same texture were used on all the surfaces.
However I would doubt if the same texture were used on all the surfaces.
Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
How so ? it's all wooden shutters / planks And i know its not 100% correct,
When it is s painted concrete color it will look better
(something like this)
anyway thanks for looking.
When it is s painted concrete color it will look better
(something like this)
anyway thanks for looking.
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Very realistic weathring
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Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
It's probably hard to say. Even left in "natural" concrete the color will vary with the mix of concrete and with time. As concrete ages, it changes color. It also depends on how it weathers in various locations.
Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
It definitely has painted camouflage
The above pic is from 45/46 after the French navy took over the base
Looks like only the entrances ,roof FLAK towers where painted ,i got information from a French Bunker expert .... that the bunker was painted during construction.
thats why there no camo on the left side and MG bunker and that the most likely colors used where a yelow tan ,green and or black
The above pic is from 45/46 after the French navy took over the base
Looks like only the entrances ,roof FLAK towers where painted ,i got information from a French Bunker expert .... that the bunker was painted during construction.
thats why there no camo on the left side and MG bunker and that the most likely colors used where a yelow tan ,green and or black
Last edited by piet71 on 08 Dec 2017, 15:38, edited 3 times in total.
Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
And all the other KEROMAN bunkers where also camouflaged with paint,
And the scorff bunker also in Lorient
Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
Primed with dark grey, and Basic rust colors applied.
Letting it dry for a day then some washes.
Letting it dry for a day then some washes.
Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
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Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
Nice! good work
Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
Thanks Andrzej
Started on the sunken typical European river barge,these are the basic shapes still needs detailing. And i began with the weathering with oils as you can see .
Started on the sunken typical European river barge,these are the basic shapes still needs detailing. And i began with the weathering with oils as you can see .
Re: Camouflage pattern on the KEROMAN III
More work done,