Carrier Deck

[hitech]

Visual. It looks corrugated and blue.

Maybe a little like this, I.E. the real thing?



HiTech

[ONTOS]

Ok, the picture shows blue wood. I have videos of CV's in WW II action. The ones in color show brown wood (or some shade of brown) , but none show a ripple or corrugated deck.
 Your the boss , so I yield.

  So, I need to explain away my suckage. Nice insult.

[lunatic1]

I can understand why the deck would be blue--camoflague-make it same color as water-maybe the ships captain ordered it painted blue

[ONTOS]

Lunatic, your reasoning is sound.

[Becinhu]

They painted it blue and tried to hide the cv at the edge of the map...oh wait I thought we were in game


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[Lusche]

  So, I need to explain away my suckage. Nice insult.

You have heard of the concepts of "signature lines" and "quotes" ? 

[ONTOS]

After closer viewing, squinting my eye,
 the deck does not look rippled or corrugated, but flat. My bad. However the films I have seen do appear to be brown decks. No more wish List for me.

[Ack-Ack]

Paint probably wore off due to all the planes taking off and landing and other usage.  Also, in the B&W photos, the decks do look wooden though most likely painted blue but some decks weren't on the other hand.

[bustr]

The Hellcat cat picture looks like the deck has a faded NAVY grey. Seems there was a lot of variation. Still, blue is a valid choice along with bare wood, weathered from grey or blue to wood and so forth.