WW II German Panzer Gray camo.

Pre and very early war there was a 1/3rd covering of brown, can't recall the exact RAL number off the top of my head. This was phased out in 1939 though the offical order did not come out until July 40 and vehicles in France still had this scheme.

Early war till 1940 Gray was camouflaged with Dark Brown,see here

https://panzerworld.com/german-armor-camouflage

Thank you Bish.

I did find this through the net...panzer grey with one third of the vehicle painted in a disruptive pattern of dark brown (Dunkelbraun - RAL 7017 – formerly RAL 45

Thank you Tojo72.

Vehicles sent to Africa also had the tropen colors applied over the dark gray base. Vehicles is Russia had the tropen colors applied on occasion as a secondary camo pattern, or in some cases later after early 1943 the new three color camo to match local conditions. And of course there is the whitewash used in winter time over the gray base color.

 Im working on the Horch at the moment to. Want to do a Totenkopf one so probably will do some kind of camo.