Mixes matched to the coating on the metal portions of the airframe of the Mitsubishi-built Zero flown by Lt. Fusata Iida to his death at Kaneohe NAS and to Zero AI-154 that crashed at Fort Kamehameha, Pearl Harbor on December 7 1941. With the conflict in Georgia I noticed that the BMD-2 and BTR-80's were painted in a camo scheme that appeared to be lighter than the Dark Soviet Green. Can anyone give me a good match for the Green and Sand color. Any acrylic manufactor is fine( Tamiya, Model Master,Life Color. Vallejo) Sorry for all the paint questions but I would like to do some modeling this week end. Thanks guys, i wish I could repay you for the wealth of information here, but I have limited knowledge in this area. I can only hope that this post will help someone else who may have this question in the future. Various factors are involved here, on the tin it says " Paint Green NATO IRR Brushing or Spraying " and it's an Olive green. Greenhills Tamiya 10ml Bottle of Acrylic Paint – Clear Orange X-26 – C556 Log in for wholesale price

When I go with Tamiya Field Grey TS-78 and Vallejo Gunship Green 70.895 (which seem to be in good balance) I can not use TS-78 for the helmet as well. So I would use my custom mix (Vallejo German Uniform 70.920, Vallejo Gunship Green 70.895 and Vallejo White 70.951). But I think that that it would be too bright in comparison to the Tamiya Field Grey. When I don't mix the colors and use Vallejo German Uniform 70.920 only it looks almost as dark as the Armor and it doesn't look green at all but more like dark grey. So that's the reason why I brightened it up. A comment from Gary Kwan concerning the late war camo scheme on PzIV and Jagdtigers build at Nibelungenwerk; Maybe my eyes deceive me, but from what I can tell from reference photos the green tones of the costume should look like this: Starting from late Dec 1944, both PZ IV and Jagdtiger were also using RAL8017 Rotbraun as the base color over the vehicles first and then applied RAL7028 Dunkelgelb and RAL6003 Olivgrun.

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Modifications were authorised for the winter of 1944/45, the period that the Hummel was assembled. White was introduced and the amount of dark green reduced and confined to lower areas. At some assembly plants the dark green was eliminated altogether.

Greenhills Tamiya 10ml Bottle of Acrylic Paint – Clear Yellow X-24 – C544 Log in for wholesale price Still working on exactly what I want to do with my MLRS. I think I'll go with the camo pattern as depicted in this photo.

Greenhills Tamiya 10ml Bottle of Acrylic Paint – Dark Yellow XF-60 81760 – C597 Log in for wholesale price The beauty of RAL is that the colours have not changed one bit since inception. Ever. So a can of 8000 today is the same as a can of 8000 in 1942. However, some of the names have changed - which can be very misleading. 8000 was GelbBraun but is now GrunBraun. 7008 was GrauGrun but is now KhakiGrau. 8020 has remained Braun and 7027 has remained Grau. OK, now remember folks, don't shoot the messenger, I'm only relaying the info here, not the charter member of the cult. Greenhills Tamiya 10ml Bottle of Acrylic Paint – Flat Yellow XF-3 81703 – C5102 Log in for wholesale price