This British Wartime colour was used from April 1944 and was intended to closely match US Olive Drab to avoid the need to repaint US vehicles used by British and Commonwealth forces. It is generally described as being somewhat greener than Olive drab. Greenhills Tamiya 10ml Bottle of Acrylic Paint – Chrome Silver X-11 – C514 Log in for wholesale price

Greenhills Tamiya 10ml Bottle of Acrylic Paint – Dark Yellow XF-60 81760 – C597 Log in for wholesale price A comment from Gary Kwan concerning the late war camo scheme on PzIV and Jagdtigers build at Nibelungenwerk;Mixes matched to the overall metal surfaces of the Nakajima-built Zero shot down on Midway Island, June 4, 1942. This color would be found on all metal surfaces of the airframe, except the cowling. This color also found on some Vals at Pearl Harbor. This will yield a primarily blue color with a slight green tint. Spray on with a light color feed and stop when you are satisfied with the color. You can experiment with different mixes. Green has a very strong chroma so very little is needed. The Smoke is used to tone down the clear colors as otherwise they will give a bright "candy apple" phony look. I hope this helps and it's my own experience that I hint about, just don't get too hung up over it. Maybe my eyes deceive me, but from what I can tell from reference photos the green tones of the costume should look like this:

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