Will not be conclusive if you did find a pic. Russian "Plum" varied in hue from very light to almost black. K-VAR's Plum is just what is considered by them as a standard plum color without the variations as seen on the Russian examples.IronBalaclava said:Anybody got a pic of Russian plum vs. US/K-VAR type plum furniture?
Ahh, kinda like the Russian plum mags. I have about twenty of themHootbro said:Will not be conclusive if you did find a pic. Russian "Plum" varied in hue from very light to almost black. K-VAR's Plum is just what is considered by them as a standard plum color without the variations as seen on the Russian examples.IronBalaclava said:Anybody got a pic of Russian plum vs. US/K-VAR type plum furniture?
Yupe, both have been observed. I will say that Matte is found more often than shiny. You can even find some Russian plum with small white flecks were the polymer pellets did not mix completely with the base color pellets.Now is there shiny plum vs. matte plum Soviet furniture?
Well, now you know we've just gotta' see pics of Shiny vs. Matte......preferably of similar hue of course! :wink:Hootbro said:Yupe, both have been observed. I will say that Matte is found more often than shiny. You can even find some Russian plum with small white flecks were the polymer pellets did not mix completely with the base color pellets.Now is there shiny plum vs. matte plum Soviet furniture?