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What color is this?

I have a 1/12 scale model that i am thinking of doing like this instead of Continental Orange. I have been to paintscratch but some of their displayed colors are off. The code may be right, but i would have to order a bunch of paint to be sure.

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Old 06-02-2005, 05:39 PM
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Can’t say for sure but it looks like one of the colors from the original TransAm Series from the mid ‘70s. Might want to try a Google search on the series for back ground info.
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All I've ever heard it referred to is "Vaillant Green", as it was most likely a custom team-only (Kremer) color. When googling, you may want to include "Porsche Cup", "Kremer", and/or "Bob Wollek", in your searches.
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pictures can be off at times- here is the similar green iroc rsr
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Yep, that's "green." The other one is "yellow."

I'm just tring to be a smartass. How 'm I doing?
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This the Tamiya 934RSR kit? Thats a really nice one...
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I guess I meant the IROC series!

Pistachio Green?

Chassis Details
911 460 0016 Engine 684 0021, Bright Yellow
911 460 0025 Engine 684 0022, Grand Prix White
911 460 0035 Engine 684 0024, Gulf Blue
911 460 0037 Engine 684 0027, Pistachio Green
911 460 0040 Engine 684 0023, Light Green
911 460 0042 Engine 684 0025, Bright Green
911 460 0050 Engine 684 0028, Aubergine
911 460 0059 Engine 684 0029, Acid Blue
911 460 0075 Engine 684 0033, Mexican Blue
911 460 0085 Engine 684 0035, Indian Red
911 460 0090 Engine 684 0031, Orange
911 460 0100 Engine 684 0024, Sahara Beige
911 460 0111 Engine 684 0033, Strawberry Pink
911 460 0116 Engine 684 0034, Carmen Red
911 460 0124 Engine 684 0026, Black

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If i am not mistaken it's a BMW M3 color.
2001, or 2002.

just thought i would help

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Quote:
Originally posted by antares
If i am not mistaken it's a BMW M3 color.
2001, or 2002.

just thought i would help
That's just.....................wow.

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by antares
[B]If i am not mistaken it's a BMW M3 color.
2001, or 2002.

The car and the color are from the early to mid 70's.

Jared, It is the Tamiya kit. I have the 934 and 935.

Thanks everyone, i may get a small amount of the "light green" that paint scratch has listed for the 74-75 model year and see what i get. Worst case, i go ahead and do the Continental Orange. Thats what i have decals for anyway.

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A place called Model Car World Automotive Finishes may have what you're looking for. I say may because I saw a lot of other diecast versions of that car when googling for the colour, with a slightly darker shade of green than the one you originally posted. Do a CTRL + F and search for Vaillant, it's there under the Porsche colours. Lucky b@stard, I'd love to build that kit. It comes up on ebay quite often, but unfortunately the cost of the kit + shipping to Australia would cause my better half to jam my nuts in a grinder. Post some pics of the kit when you're done.

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Thanks for the link Nigel, thats a great site. Strange that you would post it from down under, that place is 30 minutes from my house.

Paul

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