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(Login tabbtharrington) Missing-Lynx members from IP address 96.238.162.246
Can someone once and for all tell me what color to paint the interior of a Sturmtiger? How come the interior pics of the Munster museum tank show the ENTIRE interior panzer interior buff? Did some jerk at the museum repaint the interior? That's some really old looking paint! Everyone on this site says Elfenwhatever green grey on the walls and primer red on the floor, but I just finished painting mine entirely interior buff and it looks pretty good. Forgive my frustration and ignorance as I can't afford some $80 out of print reference book for every model I tackle.
(Login DavidByrden) Missing-Lynx members 80.108.12.65
Interiors...
May 15 2008, 5:15 PM
I can't speak for the Sturmtiger, but it was standard German practice to do the upper parts in 'elfenbein' (ivory) and the lower parts in grey-green or primer depending on the time... I've seen inside a number of tanks and never was there an ivory floor.
