There is only one ME-410 on display and that is at RAF cosford.
Here is a link to an excellent walkround
forum.largescalemodeller.com/.../96-messerschmitt-me-410a-1u2
For your information the paintwork is original and gives you an opportunity to see how these are painted.
The undersurface is RLM76
Fuselage is RLM 75 basecoat with a slight overspray mottling of RLM 82
The upper wing surfaces look to be RLM 82/83 splinter pattern up to the wing root.
THe fuselage demarcation line is a high one with the RLM 82 breaking up the line and coming low onto the fuselage. The RLM 82 is a very light spray, just to break up the outline and blend the base coat with the undersurface colour.
The upper wings have the full depth colour splinter pattern.
Luftwaffe ground crews late in the war had a lot of latitude over camo colours and patterns and usually painted the aircraft on the airfield to match the area of operations. Actual RLM chip colours are a good base to go from, but actual colour tones varied from batch to batch and also with the thinning component used.