Color query, 32a Jaguar.

[nickjones]

Mike
I think you have two red Jaguars.
The orange-red Jaguar is much brighter + lighter

[mike]

Hi Mike, The model on the right side looks like a deeper, darker red. The "orange-red" models should have a white base color with red over top. Look closely with magnification at margins where you have paint chips. If the white layer is there you can usually see a cross-section of the paint if you're using magnification.

Thank you Greg,
After the exact color inspection.

In the left model to see old traces of color.

Prost Mike

[johnboy]

Hello Mike, some of these are reflection I think, but can you check the right model

[kay]

Hi Mike,

that's how they should look like compared to each other:



Kay

[mike]

Thank you Kay,
a very good example.

But when I compare the models with my models.
I see again a different red tone.
(please see my models in daylight and outdoor)

Collectors Greetings from Austria
Mike & Nico

[mike]

Hello Mike, some of these are reflection I think, but can you check the right model

Hello Johnboy.
Thanks for your interest.

Have checked the right model, and no color residues found. (Photo 1)

And another from the other model with the color residues. (Photo 2)

Cheers Mike

[johnboy]

Thanks Mike, the angle of the photo makes all the difference in the lower photo.

[mike]

Thanks Mike, the angle of the photo makes all the difference in the lower photo.

Many thanks for your patience Johnboy.

I believe the models 1000 x Photographed.

See a further comparison.

Thanks and Cheers Mike

[mbox2000]

Hi Mike, Your daylight photos make them both red now. What an interestingly confusing hobby.

[mike]

Hi Mike, Your daylight photos make them both red now. What an interestingly confusing hobby.

It is an interesting magic.
But goes to despair ....