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  • Scratchbuilder
    • Jul 2022
    • 2689

    #16
    I would have said Green Moss, or in this case the colours given on the box...

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    • Neil Merryweather
      SMF Supporters
      • Dec 2018
      • 5185
      • London

      #17
      Originally posted by Scratchbuilder
      I would have said Green Moss, or in this case the colours given on the box...
      I'm asking because there are no references, other than photos of the finished model, given in the Tommy's War instructions.
      I'll just have decide from the colours I've already got(pretty sure I haven't got Green Moss).
      thanks
      wish me luck....

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      • Scratchbuilder
        • Jul 2022
        • 2689

        #18
        Originally posted by Neil Merryweather
        I'm asking because there are no references, other than photos of the finished model, given in the Tommy's War instructions.
        I'll just have decide from the colours I've already got(pretty sure I haven't got Green Moss).
        thanks
        wish me luck....
        Neil, I agree, there seem to be no colour references. So I assumed that Green Moss (A.MIG-074) was the base colour for the Mk.IV tanks and would have applied to all the vehicles. ICM for their B Type bus quote the same colour number but call it Khaki.
        Good luck with the colour hunt.

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          #19
          I seem to recall, but I don’t remember the source for this, that British First World War tanks were painted in a kind of drab green-brown colour (after the Mk. I, anyway, that was initially camouflaged in various patterns).

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