Your colour and marking preference?

[Sir Desmond Glazebrook]

Shemes.

Yes, schemes. Do you have a favourite? RLM, IJN, RAF etc?

I do like RLM colours. Also Japanese and Italian schemes.

So, basically colours of the Axis powers. 

[Wumm]

I model only WW2 Axis types so far as Aircraft go, so those you've mentioned are right up my alley. I take particular interest in the intricacies and subtle differences between Manufacturers and Werk Nummer runs of especially late war Fw-190 and Bf-109's. Some will tell you "they're all the same boring grey", but this is part of my enthusiasm for those particular types. 

Also quite fond of the camouflage and colours of the WW2 Italian aircraft.

S

[sluggo]

RLM for me.

My previous model room had chair rail on the walls so I painted it RLM 79 above and RLM 78 below.  

[BlrwestSiR]

Tiger Meet schemes for me. There's so many variations that the individual squadrons have done over the years.  Hi vis, low vis, peeling/bursting out of the standard camo, cyborg. You name it.  

Carl

[GusMac]

Swedish splinter schemes for me. Another reason I'd sell my soul for a 1/32 Viggen!

[GazzaS]

I like RLM 74/75/76 and Italian the most.  Too bad that most Italian planes either don't exist as acceptable models or are just plain fugly.  I dig USAAF NMF and Japanese NMF schemes, too.

OD is not for me.

[HubertB]

Civilian, with lots of red, yellow, blue, white ...

At worst, NMF or silver lacquer with yellow wings ...

Now that is REAL taste 

Hubert

[DocRob]

British Razzle-Dazzle schemes to me, be it on an airframe or on a ship.

Cheers Rob

[DocRob]

By the way, the most unappealing single Colour to me is RLM-66, I guess it's the main reason the Germans experimented with ejection seats, to prevent pilots from depression. 

The most -hmm- interesting Colour is Russian cockpit turquoise. Clearly LSD was involved when they mixed it first.

Cheers Rob

[1to1scale]

I don’t really have a favorite, as I tend to do a different scheme every build. I guess if it’s a theme, I like heavily chipped and weathered finishes.