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U.S.A.F Markings

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I found the hood number on my m38 all in 2 inch
U.S.A.F
N-1346

Can anyone tell me what the N means?
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Bill,
Did you ever get an answer to this question either off sit or PM?
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Not yet
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Here is a pic of my Hood number, sand through the USAF however
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does anybody know what the correct shade of yellow is?
OKCM38CDN

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It is called Insignia Yellow, FS-33538. Check your local hobby shop a company named Testor's Manufactures a brand called Model Masters and carries it in Small Spray cans. It may be Flat finish, butthey sell a coating for both semi-gloss and gloss. (Before the eyes started to go I built 1/35 scale MV models)

This is my recommondation if all you are going to do is the hood numbers and such. Cost about $5.00 per can.

Hope this helps...
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Thanks for the reply
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