RAILMATCH Enamel Authentic Colour 15ml Jars - POST 1966 MODERN RANGE
RAILMATCH Enamel Authentic Colour - POST 1966 MODERN RANGE - 15ml Jars
RailMatch paints have been developed with the modeller in mind and are suitable for brushing or spraying. If using our paints through an airbrush the paint will require thinning by approximately 15-20% enamel thinner. If using weathering shades you may want to “thin” the paint further to create a dusting effect. RailMatch paints are produced with an eggshell finish, with the exception of the weathering and 'faded' colours which are matt. Please remember that when thinning paints the sheen will be reduced as will colour density. This can normally be corrected by using a suitable varnish to finish your model. Please ensure jar products are well stirred prior to use. When airbrushing ensure you are in a well ventilated, dust free environment. For best results build up colour by layers, not one heavy coat. Always ensure models are clean of grease, dust etc. Preparation is important.
All RailMatch paint products are manufactured in Manchester by HMG Ltd. to the highest quality and consistency. HMG are one of the largest paint manufacturers in the UK and their extensive knowledge means RailMatch is probably the best model paint you can buy.
**N.B. Colour renderings shown here are only approximate and will vary from viewing device to viewing device **
200 EXECUTIVE LIGHT GREY (InterCity, ScotRail, Regional)
201 EXECUTIVE DARK GREY (InterCity, ScotRail, Railfreight sector livery roofs)
202 WARNING/ENGINEERS YELLOW (Post 1984 loco/unit fronts and “Dutch” engineers livery)
203 RAIL WHITE (InterCity, ScotRail and Regional)
204 RAIL RED (Railfreight red freight stock, early InterCity lining)
205 BLACK (Underframes, cab window surrounds and Waterman/Fragonset Railways locomotives)
206 RAIL GREY (Blue/Grey stock, ‘large logo’ loco roofs, lower bodyside on RFD sector locos)
207 RAIL BLUE (Standard colour 1966-1985)
208 REGIONAL LIGHT BLUE (Also Provincial and ScotRail)
209 REGIONAL/MAINLINE FREIGHT BLUE (Also Provincial, early ScotRail and Malcolm Group)
210 WARNING YELLOW (Latest shade late 1990’s onward. Used on class 66 and now generally applied)
214 STRATHCLYDE PTE/LOADHAUL ORANGE (PTE sponsored stock and Loadhaul locos)
218 WR CREAM (Cornish Rail stock and Mk1 coaches)
219 WR BROWN (Cornish Rail stock and Mk1 coaches)
226 RAILFREIGHT GREY (Applied prior to sector liveries - also ‘Dutch’ engineers grey)
232 ORANGE (Cantrail stripes, MU fittings etc.)
234 ENGINEERS OLIVE (Early Departmental stock)
235 FREIGHT BAUXITE (Standard wagon stock shade)
236 FREIGHT BAUXITE, LATE, DARK SHADE (Last variant of this colour)
241 ROYAL MAIL/RES RED (Parcel fleet colour)
243 NETWORK SOUTH EAST DARK BLUE (Later shade replacing early light blue)
244 SILVER GREY (Side/roof on later SR units and Regional units and locos)
245 FLINT GREY (Upper bodyside on RFD sector locos, Fragonset loco roof)
251 RES EXPRESS GREY (Parcels livery post Oct.’91 and Watermans Railways loco roofs)
255 EWS RAILWAY MAROON (Loco and stock body colour)
256 EWS RAILWAY GOLD (Loco bodyside stripes)
258 DRS BLUE (DRS locos)
270 FREIGHTLINER GREEN (Post 1998 Freightliner livery)
271 FREIGHTLINER YELLOW (Post 1998 Freightliner livery)
272 NETWORK RAIL SUNSHINE YELLOW (As used on Network Rail class 31’s and HST)
275 DB SCHENKER RED (New 2009 colour for ex-EWS owned locomotives)
276 DB SCHENKER GREY (New 2009 colour for ex-EWS owned locomotives)
294 SILVER (handrails, buffers etc.)