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Model Forum / General / Railroads / July 2005ATSF Depot Colors
Anyone know the correct color that ATSF used for their standard wooden depots? It kind of a yellow/cream color from the looks of some photo's. The color in the xxx,xxx,xxx format would be helpful. I've tried taking the color from photo's using Paintshop, but end up getting all kind's of weird results. Fitz The color is called Colonial Yellow by the Santa Fe. A close match is considered to be a 50/50 mix of Floquil UP Armour Yellow and Reefer White. Stuart Sabatini Palm Coast,FL > Anyone know the correct color that ATSF used for their standard wooden > depots? It kind of a yellow/cream color from the looks of some photo's. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Fitz Appreciate the reply. I'm trying to duplicate the color in a software paint program and that's where the problem is. Fitz > The color is called Colonial Yellow by the Santa Fe. A close match is > considered to be a 50/50 mix of Floquil UP Armour Yellow and Reefer White. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> Fitz > Anyone know the correct color that ATSF used for their standard wooden > depots? It kind of a yellow/cream color from the looks of some photo's. > The color in the xxx,xxx,xxx format would be helpful. I've tried taking the > color from photo's using Paintshop, but end up getting all kind's of weird > results. I grew up in Anaheim, CA. Seems that over the years the ATSF depots there and in Fullerton and other nearby cities was anything from a slightly yellowish tan to a slightly pinkish tan.  SignatureRick Jones Remove the Extra Dot to e-mail me The Lake Erie & Oregon Railroad http://www.geocities.com/seventysixinchesoffun/ Indication of PMS #4 - She's suddenly developed a new talent for spinning her head around in 360 degree circles. |
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