Interior colour of a StuG

[BattleshipBob]

Totally my pleasure Steve, only part repaying you for your help:thumb2:

[adt70hk]

Thanks for sharing Bob!

ATB

Andrew

[BattleshipBob]

Hope you find t usefull

Bob

[boatman]

HI Bob how;s the build of your stug that's havin a engine change as I cant find it on here an hope you feel better ?
chris

[BattleshipBob]

hi Chris

Its in user created group builds 2020

Getting there, been a rough week, no energy or interest in anything.

[boatman]

hi Chris

Its in user created group builds 2020

Getting there, been a rough week, no energy or interest in anything.

TRY an keep goin Bob AS WE DONT WANT TO LOSE YOU OFF HERE as its been terrible seein Pete in hospital again
all best
chris

[BattleshipBob]

TRY an keep goin Bob AS WE DONT WANT TO LOSE YOU OFF HERE as its been terrible seein Pete in hospital again
all best
chris

Very kind of you, will keep at it, might have to get me a mini StuG to use lol

[Mini Me]

Interesting Pics. Bob, Based on what you have described of pics. you have seen and the ones posted one could draw a conclusion that any combination of oxide red and or ivory could be feasible. If I remember my Stug. history, there were several manufacturers that produced sub assemblies and other components to the main contractor. Typically these would have been painted and inspected and approved by that plants WAa proof inspectors prior to shipment, lots of room for latitude given wartime shortages or sporadic supply of paint products from those vendors supplying the manufacturing facilities.:thinking:
Rick H.

[BattleshipBob]

Interesting Pics. Bob, Based on what you have described of pics. you have seen and the ones posted one could draw a conclusion that any combination of oxide red and or ivory could be feasible. If I remember my Stug. history, there were several manufacturers that produced sub assemblies and other components to the main contractor. Typically these would have been painted and inspected and approved by that plants WAa proof inspectors prior to shipment, lots of room for latitude given wartime shortages or sporadic supply of paint products from those vendors supplying the manufacturing facilities.:thinking:
Rick H.

Very true Rick

I am trying to find out if makers of the transmissions and steering sets stopped painting them in the grey/green colour and left it to Miag and Alkett to paint almost the lot in red oxide, the Fort Benning StuG transmision is in red oxide but yes a very open to debate area.

[Mini Me]

Actually Bob, because it I so subjective you could end up doing a lot of hair pulling trying to figure this stuff out. :cold-sweat:. Unless you are building a vehicle with a particular Fahrgestal number with lots of documentary photos inside and out, it will be a tough call....enter Artistic License!:rolling:
Cheers, and happy hunting, Rick H.