Im back and with yet again another question (B-24 rear feuslage)

Hey Now for the most important question I have yet to ask, what would the color of the rear portion of the B-24s feusalage be. Now it cant be just a genaric color because it is concerning the Lady Be Good, and this area is critical to the entire models success. I trust you will all give me good advice as you have given me on my other recent question.

Thanks in advance

Vintage Aircraft.[:D]

Vintage,
Hope this info helps. IPMS/Stockholm has a very good reference for US interiors here:
http://www.ipmsstockholm.org/magazine/2004/02/stuff_eng_interior_colours_us_part2.htm
Here is a interior shot I found on the web.

and several others located here
http://www.armyairforces.com/b-24interiors.asp
Here is a pic for your project.

I found this at the following site which is probably the best B-24 website out there.
http://www.b24bestweb.com/Default.htm
If you click on the pics section under L you can get all of the info on the Lady.
Good luck on your project.

Hey thanks for all of the links Philip, but they really didnt help that much, I did narrow the color down to a zonc cromate or a dark green, lightened with some other color, And I was kinda hopping there would be a full fledged picture of the floor of the waist gunners area, to the bombay so I could have something to use as a reference when building it, If there even was one there, but no go. So anyways thanks alot colors have been narrowed, and I will probably be useing the Heavy Bombers page to put in fine details.

Although this is a later model, there are some good pics here.
The interior appears to be mostly Dull Dark Green (Model Master Euro I Dark Green is a very close match) and Bronze Green (Humbrol #75 can be lightened a little for this color)

http://s96920072.onlinehome.us/AWA1/301-400/walk354_B-24/walk354.htm

Hope this helps.

I have got to say thank you so much that page has been a life saver for me, I finally can figure out how to build the rest of the floor and add frame work detail to the interior. Thanks again for the link.