"Paint Color for Danish Armor Bright Green?" Topic

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Thresher01	29 Mar 2022 6:37 p.m. PST
Anyone know of a good color match for Danish armor bright green from the Cold War period? Could use a suggestion for the faded black (gray) paint too, I suppose. Vallejo acrylic, or other suggestions? Also, for the early period, did they just use plain old olive drab prior to going to the two-tone camo scheme, which apparently occurred sometime in the early to mid-1970s if my memory is correct?

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