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Here's my first attempt at FoW painting - trying out the Late War German vehicle camo using the Dogs and Devils Book as inspiration....
http://not2oldtowargame.wordpress.com/2012/03/05/flames-of-war-dead-flesh-is-the-new-dunkelgelb/

I'll give you that, Dead flesh with brown ink or Wash ain't half bad.

I use middlestone and then Thraka Green and a Brown Wash.

Why use Dead Flesh?

Several hobby paint companies make Dunkelgelb in acrylic for the same price point.

Thanks for the updates. I am making use of the fact that I have a full rangeof Game Color paints and a mainly unused tin of Armypainter strong tone dip. I just don't have the cash to invest in more paints at the moment. If money were no object I would have paid £7.20 for a can of matching spray and another 7.20 for the US late war too. This way I get to keep the money for something else!

Thanks for the comments though.