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[quote="Haijun watcher"]Hello all,

Does anyone know what colour one would use for Republic of Korea Navy/South Korean Navy grey?

Some might guess it might because this could be for the [url=https://www.ebay.ca/itm/1-700-R-O-K-Navy-Dokdo-Military-14216-ACADEMY-HOBBY-MODEL-KITS/173489886069?epid=28009542378&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item2864cd9375:g:xQoAAOSwx0Fbfoca&amdata=enc%3AAQAFAAACYBaobrjLl8XobRIiIML1V4Imu%252Fn%252BzU5L90Z278x5ickkSG%252BOFgrj2Yvbvmrj2TAdM1WaVYuxdGilkow22IkUJy9uJ3sd8wezlhFuG5l4QBdA6egcO3rrFB0I7YJggTe8HK0il%252FAilwkB1f3wxbBXAbPfYTUFx11pZHxgdr4BDeDi%252Blr%252FEmJVEQ8SSuGhCDk36s4WB1%252B0ABsl0vipW%252FY46hBSmpzUHofiNbxzs1R%252FAAgkC1AvIZd9dpQ1rrsbpLdk8kPI2YLqqp4yKF3rin7fbqK1MmIlcMFZg%252FGtky5m3I5JniWSaQcRqaVaW7Bc4NnejbobH9Fur2WwcmBi4nWw6BrEsJW9nhdNcC82T%252FKm5VRAuJtKiw4KrXwDtNEMqI5KPOiQgQjjq8UfZY6DwLYrZf3iMBp7SIh7zsIb2pMoXrN0SAokIsTwkJx%252FZGttlsJJvtemGFyOyFpR7QSCXGKu5%252FS5oFuv61NPuvli%252B7Rpu3ycVUUAjkJ20y3NV0MRun3qWe85W%252FfdsbyYqTa7WzyTZDYazYDWduRamIUcEaMdDquA5wl%252FgZ5MVF4TqOB5NfroTrwYSDUWKTOFR5miR0fXCwV3LVDXnivIx2iekTwb0hGNkTrcbPY%252F3FXanV3lLle%252FMpjZFm5VIZ16etTCiG9rWz7%252BwALOAEWmJTl1hT7x74D7h5q6wOTB2VojLIkDVUEW8QtzoyVI4LGMcxE3zzLtKnBmSCAjr%252F%252FSelb1txySDGxmhtMXIAyZP%252BYyMQUVyPQZ6y3M8sC%252Fkrj1Y0k%252FbS5pQ8TwUHX04WbalAofb5xhA2MH%7Ccksum%3A173489886069ef9bff3e6f724d42aeda73fa5edc43e7%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2334524]new Academy 1/700 ROKS [i]Dokdo [/i]assault ship[/url]. But since that kit already comes with multi-colour parts, they are only partially right.

I actually am asking since I just received a [url=https://www.shapeways.com/product/WV6BE2NWX/1-700-scale-roks-frigate-incheon?optionId=127289846&li=marketplace]3d-printed 1/700 South Korean frigate [i]Incheon[/i] that I ordered from Shapeways[/url], and was wondering what shade of grey the ROKN uses.

I am assuming it's not like JMSDF or the PLA-N, but perhaps a overall, lighter (perhaps a hint of bluish?) grey for the hull/superstructures from pictures I see of the [i]Sejong the Great[/i] class AEGIS DDGs I see in online searches. It's probably not as light as the PLA-N grey.

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Re: ROKN / South Korean Navy warship grey?

Here's another pic that shows the contrast between South Korean warships' grey and the USS Blue Ridge:

Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2020 9:31 pm

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ROKN / South Korean Navy warship grey?

Hello all,

Does anyone know what colour one would use for Republic of Korea Navy/South Korean Navy grey?

Some might guess it might because this could be for the new Academy 1/700 ROKS Dokdo assault ship. But since that kit already comes with multi-colour parts, they are only partially right.

I actually am asking since I just received a 3d-printed 1/700 South Korean frigate Incheon that I ordered from Shapeways, and was wondering what shade of grey the ROKN uses.

I am assuming it's not like JMSDF or the PLA-N, but perhaps a overall, lighter (perhaps a hint of bluish?) grey for the hull/superstructures from pictures I see of the Sejong the Great class AEGIS DDGs I see in online searches. It's probably not as light as the PLA-N grey.

Hello all,

Does anyone know what colour one would use for Republic of Korea Navy/South Korean Navy grey?

Some might guess it might because this could be for the [url=https://www.ebay.ca/itm/1-700-R-O-K-Navy-Dokdo-Military-14216-ACADEMY-HOBBY-MODEL-KITS/173489886069?epid=28009542378&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item2864cd9375:g:xQoAAOSwx0Fbfoca&amdata=enc%3AAQAFAAACYBaobrjLl8XobRIiIML1V4Imu%252Fn%252BzU5L90Z278x5ickkSG%252BOFgrj2Yvbvmrj2TAdM1WaVYuxdGilkow22IkUJy9uJ3sd8wezlhFuG5l4QBdA6egcO3rrFB0I7YJggTe8HK0il%252FAilwkB1f3wxbBXAbPfYTUFx11pZHxgdr4BDeDi%252Blr%252FEmJVEQ8SSuGhCDk36s4WB1%252B0ABsl0vipW%252FY46hBSmpzUHofiNbxzs1R%252FAAgkC1AvIZd9dpQ1rrsbpLdk8kPI2YLqqp4yKF3rin7fbqK1MmIlcMFZg%252FGtky5m3I5JniWSaQcRqaVaW7Bc4NnejbobH9Fur2WwcmBi4nWw6BrEsJW9nhdNcC82T%252FKm5VRAuJtKiw4KrXwDtNEMqI5KPOiQgQjjq8UfZY6DwLYrZf3iMBp7SIh7zsIb2pMoXrN0SAokIsTwkJx%252FZGttlsJJvtemGFyOyFpR7QSCXGKu5%252FS5oFuv61NPuvli%252B7Rpu3ycVUUAjkJ20y3NV0MRun3qWe85W%252FfdsbyYqTa7WzyTZDYazYDWduRamIUcEaMdDquA5wl%252FgZ5MVF4TqOB5NfroTrwYSDUWKTOFR5miR0fXCwV3LVDXnivIx2iekTwb0hGNkTrcbPY%252F3FXanV3lLle%252FMpjZFm5VIZ16etTCiG9rWz7%252BwALOAEWmJTl1hT7x74D7h5q6wOTB2VojLIkDVUEW8QtzoyVI4LGMcxE3zzLtKnBmSCAjr%252F%252FSelb1txySDGxmhtMXIAyZP%252BYyMQUVyPQZ6y3M8sC%252Fkrj1Y0k%252FbS5pQ8TwUHX04WbalAofb5xhA2MH%7Ccksum%3A173489886069ef9bff3e6f724d42aeda73fa5edc43e7%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2334524]new Academy 1/700 ROKS [i]Dokdo [/i]assault ship[/url]. But since that kit already comes with multi-colour parts, they are only partially right.

I actually am asking since I just received a [url=https://www.shapeways.com/product/WV6BE2NWX/1-700-scale-roks-frigate-incheon?optionId=127289846&li=marketplace]3d-printed 1/700 South Korean frigate [i]Incheon[/i] that I ordered from Shapeways[/url], and was wondering what shade of grey the ROKN uses.

I am assuming it's not like JMSDF or the PLA-N, but perhaps a overall, lighter (perhaps a hint of bluish?) grey for the hull/superstructures from pictures I see of the [i]Sejong the Great[/i] class AEGIS DDGs I see in online searches. It's probably not as light as the PLA-N grey.

[img]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50663317172_7c24977364.jpg[/img]

Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2020 9:22 pm

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