This page displays on-line color samples for all of Titanic's colors, along with model paint recommendations. While there is not a general consensus among modelers for all the paints listed, if a color is in general use within the Titanic modeling community it has been included here.
During the build of this Agora Models 1:200 scale RMS Titanic partwork, I will use different paints, markers, and washes to add some additional color to the model and correct some inaccuracies versus the real ship. It is worth noting that there is still much debate regarding the true colors of the Titanic as all.
Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
Does anyone happen to know the origin story for White Star Line's distinct color scheme? I read that black hulls were pretty standard for coal burning ships but I was curious if there is any info on why the other colors were chosen? Buff funnels with black tops, White superstructure, Gold sheer line, Black hull, Gold Lettering, Red anti fouling paint I've always preferred White Star's colors.
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Many of the color recommendations on this site are based on the collective experience of many serious Titanic modelers over many years. For most colors, there is a reasonable consensus as to one or more choices of paints or mixes. But that doesn't mean that they are the best color choices possible, nor are they the only choices available.
Below are the paint mixes used on Art Braunschweiger's model. These are the scale equivalents of the colors I determined to have been used on Titanic based on the consensus of my own and other TRMA members' research. When mixing paints, I used one eyedropper filled up to the same amount for each drop indicated below. All colors on the actual ship were in gloss paint, but were finished flat.
The case for more than one formulation of the color Of all the debates relating to Titanic's appearance, the question of the color of her funnels reigns supreme as the most controversial. This particular color has come to be known in the greater Titanic Community as "White Star Buff" (WSB). Funnel colors of shipping lines were their signature colors and aided in their identification.
Bob Read's Color Guide for the Olympic Class Ships serves as a comprehensive resource for modelers, offering detailed insights into the exterior colour schemes of the Titanic, Olympic, and Britannic. Due to limited historical colour photographs, the guide relies on evidence from documentation, standards like BS381C, and expert analysis.
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Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
Bob Read's Color Guide for the Olympic Class Ships serves as a comprehensive resource for modelers, offering detailed insights into the exterior colour schemes of the Titanic, Olympic, and Britannic. Due to limited historical colour photographs, the guide relies on evidence from documentation, standards like BS381C, and expert analysis.
Below are the paint mixes used on Art Braunschweiger's model. These are the scale equivalents of the colors I determined to have been used on Titanic based on the consensus of my own and other TRMA members' research. When mixing paints, I used one eyedropper filled up to the same amount for each drop indicated below. All colors on the actual ship were in gloss paint, but were finished flat.
Introduction This exterior color guide is being produced primarily for the modeler. Although color photography existed during the time of the Olympic class ships, there is only one verified color photo which includes Olympic. It is a long-distance photo of limited value. Where there is some evidence for particular colors, links to articles discussing how we have arrived at particular colors.
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During the build of this Agora Models 1:200 scale RMS Titanic partwork, I will use different paints, markers, and washes to add some additional color to the model and correct some inaccuracies versus the real ship. It is worth noting that there is still much debate regarding the true colors of the Titanic as all.
Many of the color recommendations on this site are based on the collective experience of many serious Titanic modelers over many years. For most colors, there is a reasonable consensus as to one or more choices of paints or mixes. But that doesn't mean that they are the best color choices possible, nor are they the only choices available.
The case for more than one formulation of the color Of all the debates relating to Titanic's appearance, the question of the color of her funnels reigns supreme as the most controversial. This particular color has come to be known in the greater Titanic Community as "White Star Buff" (WSB). Funnel colors of shipping lines were their signature colors and aided in their identification.
Does anyone happen to know the origin story for White Star Line's distinct color scheme? I read that black hulls were pretty standard for coal burning ships but I was curious if there is any info on why the other colors were chosen? Buff funnels with black tops, White superstructure, Gold sheer line, Black hull, Gold Lettering, Red anti fouling paint I've always preferred White Star's colors.
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Many of the color recommendations on this site are based on the collective experience of many serious Titanic modelers over many years. For most colors, there is a reasonable consensus as to one or more choices of paints or mixes. But that doesn't mean that they are the best color choices possible, nor are they the only choices available.
During the build of this Agora Models 1:200 scale RMS Titanic partwork, I will use different paints, markers, and washes to add some additional color to the model and correct some inaccuracies versus the real ship. It is worth noting that there is still much debate regarding the true colors of the Titanic as all.
The case for more than one formulation of the color Of all the debates relating to Titanic's appearance, the question of the color of her funnels reigns supreme as the most controversial. This particular color has come to be known in the greater Titanic Community as "White Star Buff" (WSB). Funnel colors of shipping lines were their signature colors and aided in their identification.
Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
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```color_palette 1. White Star Line - #FFFFFF - A pure white representing the ship's hull, symbolizing elegance and luxury. 2. Ocean Blue - #003B5C - A deep blue reminiscent of the Atlantic Ocean, reflecting the ship's journeys. 3. Crimson Red - #A50000 - A bold red that mirrors the iconic red of the ship's funnels and the passion of its era. 4. Steel Grey - #8B8C7A.
Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
Bob Read's Color Guide for the Olympic Class Ships serves as a comprehensive resource for modelers, offering detailed insights into the exterior colour schemes of the Titanic, Olympic, and Britannic. Due to limited historical colour photographs, the guide relies on evidence from documentation, standards like BS381C, and expert analysis.
Many of the color recommendations on this site are based on the collective experience of many serious Titanic modelers over many years. For most colors, there is a reasonable consensus as to one or more choices of paints or mixes. But that doesn't mean that they are the best color choices possible, nor are they the only choices available.
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Bob Read's Color Guide for the Olympic Class Ships serves as a comprehensive resource for modelers, offering detailed insights into the exterior colour schemes of the Titanic, Olympic, and Britannic. Due to limited historical colour photographs, the guide relies on evidence from documentation, standards like BS381C, and expert analysis.
This page displays on-line color samples for all of Titanic's colors, along with model paint recommendations. While there is not a general consensus among modelers for all the paints listed, if a color is in general use within the Titanic modeling community it has been included here.
```color_palette 1. White Star Line - #FFFFFF - A pure white representing the ship's hull, symbolizing elegance and luxury. 2. Ocean Blue - #003B5C - A deep blue reminiscent of the Atlantic Ocean, reflecting the ship's journeys. 3. Crimson Red - #A50000 - A bold red that mirrors the iconic red of the ship's funnels and the passion of its era. 4. Steel Grey - #8B8C7A.
Does anyone happen to know the origin story for White Star Line's distinct color scheme? I read that black hulls were pretty standard for coal burning ships but I was curious if there is any info on why the other colors were chosen? Buff funnels with black tops, White superstructure, Gold sheer line, Black hull, Gold Lettering, Red anti fouling paint I've always preferred White Star's colors.
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During the build of this Agora Models 1:200 scale RMS Titanic partwork, I will use different paints, markers, and washes to add some additional color to the model and correct some inaccuracies versus the real ship. It is worth noting that there is still much debate regarding the true colors of the Titanic as all.
The case for more than one formulation of the color Of all the debates relating to Titanic's appearance, the question of the color of her funnels reigns supreme as the most controversial. This particular color has come to be known in the greater Titanic Community as "White Star Buff" (WSB). Funnel colors of shipping lines were their signature colors and aided in their identification.
Does anyone happen to know the origin story for White Star Line's distinct color scheme? I read that black hulls were pretty standard for coal burning ships but I was curious if there is any info on why the other colors were chosen? Buff funnels with black tops, White superstructure, Gold sheer line, Black hull, Gold Lettering, Red anti fouling paint I've always preferred White Star's colors.
Introduction This exterior color guide is being produced primarily for the modeler. Although color photography existed during the time of the Olympic class ships, there is only one verified color photo which includes Olympic. It is a long-distance photo of limited value. Where there is some evidence for particular colors, links to articles discussing how we have arrived at particular colors.
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This page displays on-line color samples for all of Titanic's colors, along with model paint recommendations. While there is not a general consensus among modelers for all the paints listed, if a color is in general use within the Titanic modeling community it has been included here.
The case for more than one formulation of the color Of all the debates relating to Titanic's appearance, the question of the color of her funnels reigns supreme as the most controversial. This particular color has come to be known in the greater Titanic Community as "White Star Buff" (WSB). Funnel colors of shipping lines were their signature colors and aided in their identification.
Introduction This exterior color guide is being produced primarily for the modeler. Although color photography existed during the time of the Olympic class ships, there is only one verified color photo which includes Olympic. It is a long-distance photo of limited value. Where there is some evidence for particular colors, links to articles discussing how we have arrived at particular colors.
Does anyone happen to know the origin story for White Star Line's distinct color scheme? I read that black hulls were pretty standard for coal burning ships but I was curious if there is any info on why the other colors were chosen? Buff funnels with black tops, White superstructure, Gold sheer line, Black hull, Gold Lettering, Red anti fouling paint I've always preferred White Star's colors.
The case for more than one formulation of the color Of all the debates relating to Titanic's appearance, the question of the color of her funnels reigns supreme as the most controversial. This particular color has come to be known in the greater Titanic Community as "White Star Buff" (WSB). Funnel colors of shipping lines were their signature colors and aided in their identification.
This page displays on-line color samples for all of Titanic's colors, along with model paint recommendations. While there is not a general consensus among modelers for all the paints listed, if a color is in general use within the Titanic modeling community it has been included here.
Introduction This exterior color guide is being produced primarily for the modeler. Although color photography existed during the time of the Olympic class ships, there is only one verified color photo which includes Olympic. It is a long-distance photo of limited value. Where there is some evidence for particular colors, links to articles discussing how we have arrived at particular colors.
```color_palette 1. White Star Line - #FFFFFF - A pure white representing the ship's hull, symbolizing elegance and luxury. 2. Ocean Blue - #003B5C - A deep blue reminiscent of the Atlantic Ocean, reflecting the ship's journeys. 3. Crimson Red - #A50000 - A bold red that mirrors the iconic red of the ship's funnels and the passion of its era. 4. Steel Grey - #8B8C7A.
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Introduction This exterior color guide is being produced primarily for the modeler. Although color photography existed during the time of the Olympic class ships, there is only one verified color photo which includes Olympic. It is a long-distance photo of limited value. Where there is some evidence for particular colors, links to articles discussing how we have arrived at particular colors.
Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
Bob Read's Color Guide for the Olympic Class Ships serves as a comprehensive resource for modelers, offering detailed insights into the exterior colour schemes of the Titanic, Olympic, and Britannic. Due to limited historical colour photographs, the guide relies on evidence from documentation, standards like BS381C, and expert analysis.
This page displays on-line color samples for all of Titanic's colors, along with model paint recommendations. While there is not a general consensus among modelers for all the paints listed, if a color is in general use within the Titanic modeling community it has been included here.
Below are the paint mixes used on Art Braunschweiger's model. These are the scale equivalents of the colors I determined to have been used on Titanic based on the consensus of my own and other TRMA members' research. When mixing paints, I used one eyedropper filled up to the same amount for each drop indicated below. All colors on the actual ship were in gloss paint, but were finished flat.
Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
Many of the color recommendations on this site are based on the collective experience of many serious Titanic modelers over many years. For most colors, there is a reasonable consensus as to one or more choices of paints or mixes. But that doesn't mean that they are the best color choices possible, nor are they the only choices available.
The case for more than one formulation of the color Of all the debates relating to Titanic's appearance, the question of the color of her funnels reigns supreme as the most controversial. This particular color has come to be known in the greater Titanic Community as "White Star Buff" (WSB). Funnel colors of shipping lines were their signature colors and aided in their identification.
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```color_palette 1. White Star Line - #FFFFFF - A pure white representing the ship's hull, symbolizing elegance and luxury. 2. Ocean Blue - #003B5C - A deep blue reminiscent of the Atlantic Ocean, reflecting the ship's journeys. 3. Crimson Red - #A50000 - A bold red that mirrors the iconic red of the ship's funnels and the passion of its era. 4. Steel Grey - #8B8C7A.
This page displays on-line color samples for all of Titanic's colors, along with model paint recommendations. While there is not a general consensus among modelers for all the paints listed, if a color is in general use within the Titanic modeling community it has been included here.
Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
Below are the paint mixes used on Art Braunschweiger's model. These are the scale equivalents of the colors I determined to have been used on Titanic based on the consensus of my own and other TRMA members' research. When mixing paints, I used one eyedropper filled up to the same amount for each drop indicated below. All colors on the actual ship were in gloss paint, but were finished flat.
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The case for more than one formulation of the color Of all the debates relating to Titanic's appearance, the question of the color of her funnels reigns supreme as the most controversial. This particular color has come to be known in the greater Titanic Community as "White Star Buff" (WSB). Funnel colors of shipping lines were their signature colors and aided in their identification.
```color_palette 1. White Star Line - #FFFFFF - A pure white representing the ship's hull, symbolizing elegance and luxury. 2. Ocean Blue - #003B5C - A deep blue reminiscent of the Atlantic Ocean, reflecting the ship's journeys. 3. Crimson Red - #A50000 - A bold red that mirrors the iconic red of the ship's funnels and the passion of its era. 4. Steel Grey - #8B8C7A.
Many of the color recommendations on this site are based on the collective experience of many serious Titanic modelers over many years. For most colors, there is a reasonable consensus as to one or more choices of paints or mixes. But that doesn't mean that they are the best color choices possible, nor are they the only choices available.
Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
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Below are the paint mixes used on Art Braunschweiger's model. These are the scale equivalents of the colors I determined to have been used on Titanic based on the consensus of my own and other TRMA members' research. When mixing paints, I used one eyedropper filled up to the same amount for each drop indicated below. All colors on the actual ship were in gloss paint, but were finished flat.
```color_palette 1. White Star Line - #FFFFFF - A pure white representing the ship's hull, symbolizing elegance and luxury. 2. Ocean Blue - #003B5C - A deep blue reminiscent of the Atlantic Ocean, reflecting the ship's journeys. 3. Crimson Red - #A50000 - A bold red that mirrors the iconic red of the ship's funnels and the passion of its era. 4. Steel Grey - #8B8C7A.
During the build of this Agora Models 1:200 scale RMS Titanic partwork, I will use different paints, markers, and washes to add some additional color to the model and correct some inaccuracies versus the real ship. It is worth noting that there is still much debate regarding the true colors of the Titanic as all.
This page displays on-line color samples for all of Titanic's colors, along with model paint recommendations. While there is not a general consensus among modelers for all the paints listed, if a color is in general use within the Titanic modeling community it has been included here.
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Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
This page displays on-line color samples for all of Titanic's colors, along with model paint recommendations. While there is not a general consensus among modelers for all the paints listed, if a color is in general use within the Titanic modeling community it has been included here.
Below are the paint mixes used on Art Braunschweiger's model. These are the scale equivalents of the colors I determined to have been used on Titanic based on the consensus of my own and other TRMA members' research. When mixing paints, I used one eyedropper filled up to the same amount for each drop indicated below. All colors on the actual ship were in gloss paint, but were finished flat.
Does anyone happen to know the origin story for White Star Line's distinct color scheme? I read that black hulls were pretty standard for coal burning ships but I was curious if there is any info on why the other colors were chosen? Buff funnels with black tops, White superstructure, Gold sheer line, Black hull, Gold Lettering, Red anti fouling paint I've always preferred White Star's colors.
Does anyone happen to know the origin story for White Star Line's distinct color scheme? I read that black hulls were pretty standard for coal burning ships but I was curious if there is any info on why the other colors were chosen? Buff funnels with black tops, White superstructure, Gold sheer line, Black hull, Gold Lettering, Red anti fouling paint I've always preferred White Star's colors.
During the build of this Agora Models 1:200 scale RMS Titanic partwork, I will use different paints, markers, and washes to add some additional color to the model and correct some inaccuracies versus the real ship. It is worth noting that there is still much debate regarding the true colors of the Titanic as all.
Many of the color recommendations on this site are based on the collective experience of many serious Titanic modelers over many years. For most colors, there is a reasonable consensus as to one or more choices of paints or mixes. But that doesn't mean that they are the best color choices possible, nor are they the only choices available.
```color_palette 1. White Star Line - #FFFFFF - A pure white representing the ship's hull, symbolizing elegance and luxury. 2. Ocean Blue - #003B5C - A deep blue reminiscent of the Atlantic Ocean, reflecting the ship's journeys. 3. Crimson Red - #A50000 - A bold red that mirrors the iconic red of the ship's funnels and the passion of its era. 4. Steel Grey - #8B8C7A.
Also, in the case of Titanic, basing the color on any photo is problematic. The water changes the colors and the colors do not show up as the true colors in photos.
The case for more than one formulation of the color Of all the debates relating to Titanic's appearance, the question of the color of her funnels reigns supreme as the most controversial. This particular color has come to be known in the greater Titanic Community as "White Star Buff" (WSB). Funnel colors of shipping lines were their signature colors and aided in their identification.
Bob Read's Color Guide for the Olympic Class Ships serves as a comprehensive resource for modelers, offering detailed insights into the exterior colour schemes of the Titanic, Olympic, and Britannic. Due to limited historical colour photographs, the guide relies on evidence from documentation, standards like BS381C, and expert analysis.
Below are the paint mixes used on Art Braunschweiger's model. These are the scale equivalents of the colors I determined to have been used on Titanic based on the consensus of my own and other TRMA members' research. When mixing paints, I used one eyedropper filled up to the same amount for each drop indicated below. All colors on the actual ship were in gloss paint, but were finished flat.
Introduction This exterior color guide is being produced primarily for the modeler. Although color photography existed during the time of the Olympic class ships, there is only one verified color photo which includes Olympic. It is a long-distance photo of limited value. Where there is some evidence for particular colors, links to articles discussing how we have arrived at particular colors.
This page displays on-line color samples for all of Titanic's colors, along with model paint recommendations. While there is not a general consensus among modelers for all the paints listed, if a color is in general use within the Titanic modeling community it has been included here.
