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T26E4 Rule of thumb: nothing is ever white that can be seen from the air.
Rule of thumb: nothing is ever white that can be seen from the air.
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thanks for the info bill
KURSK "the battle of all battles'
Only area on half-tracks that was painted Elfenbein (an off-white interior color) were the covered driver's areas and that was later dropped in favor of the standard hull color for the fighting compartment as there wan't much need for it. The idea behind the lighter interior was to make it easier for the crews to see inside an enclosed space in tanks and armored vehicles and the driver's area on the HTs didn't really need that treatment.
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Thanks T26E4. I thought maybe gray but wasn't sure
I would think Rommel's 250 was originally dk grey and got some sand camo paint on the exterior -- leaving some areas of dk grey to break up the outline. I would go with very very dusty dk grey. Certainly not white.
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i'm building a 1/72 scale italeri model of greif.
the paint guide calls for a white interior.i think it was painted in the sand colorsame as the exterior.any helpleon
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