"US Desert 'Sand' Colour" Topic
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| Sgt Lee | 02 Nov 2009 2:37 p.m. PST |
just wondered what colours (from different manufacturers) people used for US desert vehicles thanx |
| Black Cavalier | 02 Nov 2009 2:59 p.m. PST |
Testor's has both acrylic brush on paints & enamel spray paints that they say are based on the Federal Standard Colors, including one called US Army/Marine Gulf Armor Sand, along with a number of similarly named paints. link |
LostPict  | 02 Nov 2009 4:32 p.m. PST |
Model Masters Iraqi Sand is/was a good match for the vehicles in my unit. We painted over the previous unit numbers with a lighter swath of tan and then stenciled black unit numbers on top of the lighter swath. This was about the only non-damage uniformity I observed beyond dust and caked mud which in Baghdad was slightly a bit grayer than tan. Lost Pict |
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