Thanks for the William Vink link. He really should have given more detail as to what he did, but in truth I wouldn't invest that much time. I do it for fun and to relax, not to make beautiful museum displays - Vink should be rightly applauded for the work he did.
Anyway, I am gonna do a few things, but my question for today is... interior color. Instructions say white, not so much. In the walk arounds I've found, two have the doors opened up and despite the age and decrepit appearance it looks more like the sea foam green I've seen in M113 interiors. Vink's interior, which he doesn't address, looks like tans and browns, I dunno.
And unless someone has it in a bottle what do you think for recipes for the color. I've got Model Master enamel and acryl, Polly, Floquil, Humbrol, Tamiya. Looks to me like British Interior green lightened with white or light grey, or Duck Egg Green/Sky Type S with a bit less white or grey. Yeah I know inside of doors should match the outside color.
Oh and the seat cushions - brown, red brown or black leather or vinyl? The soft part of the seats seem to be gone on the ones i've seen so far.
Oh and quick thought. Outside appearance, surface testure - I'm trying just brushing on liquid cement and letting it dry. That or sanding with a coarse sanding stick to roughen the surface. Any thoughts? I like the the liquid glue look myself.
TIA.