Hot a Humbrol paint chart, if anybody wants it

I got a Humbrol color chart from some website that I can't find now, and I saved it into a Word file. If anybody wants it, or can re-format it into something easier to read than one long list, email me and I'll send it to you.

I am pretty sure I have a Gunze/Sangyo chart around here someplace, but that's less legible. At least it gives you an idea of the colors called for in Hasegawa kits, among others. I mean, who knows what the heck color 'sail' is in my Datsun rally car?

Is it something along the lines of this (http://www.ipmsstockholm.org/colorcharts/colorcharts_2.asp)? This link has been posted on the forums several times now, and it's still as useful as it was then.

Is it something along the lines of this (http://www.ipmsstockholm.org/colorcharts/colorcharts_2.asp)? This link has been posted on the forums several times now, and it's still as useful as it was then.

mine has been printed and laminated for about 2 years;)

The Gunze Sangyo charts are those exact ones, but the Humbrol one has little color samples of the paints. Those are helpful on my Heller 1/43 Land Rover, which calls for colors like Satin Oak and Brunswick Green. Silver, black, those are no brainers, and I have some frame of reference for the different blues on the Impreza and Focus WRCs, but colors like that could mean anything. Some of them have corresponding colors from other brands on that site, but it's easier to just see the color for me so I can find a match in my particular brand.

Part of the reason I brought this up is because I'm not proficient with Word, and I was wondering if somebody who was could re-format it. Right now it's one long column, with the paints sorted into gloss, matte, metallic, etc, and then sorted by number in each of those sections. I thought maybe even just adding a second column would bring it from four pages to two.

Can anybody help me with that?

I wonder ive anyone here has been on this website before?
http://www.airmodel.sk/indie_eng.html
I got it listed under favorites for a couple of years now.
Take a look under colour and you will find a huge cross reference database.