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Hey guys,
So I have started a death korps of krieg army, and was wondering if anyone knows a of a good green camo paint scheme that I can use to paint them? I am trying to get something similar to this ( http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/436442.page ), quite dark and weathered. Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks

Have you shot Regnak a PM? Otherwise Vallejo have a bunch of camo colours in their Model Colour line. Not familiar enough with all of them to attempt a match, though. Sorry.

If you're imitating another Dakkanought, then hit them up with a PM. It helps a lot. Otherwise, you might wanna try P3, or perhaps even Citadel.

Ill send him a PM now, thanks guys - I just wasn't sure if he was still active.

In case I don't get a reply from regnak, does anyone know of any tutorials for a similar dark green death korps/ imperial guard colour scheme that I could do?

Have a google "painting Russian tanks", you should find lots of guides on painting WW2 Soviet tanks which were green.

You could also look at American or British WW2 tanks (again, plenty of guides out there), but they tended to be a more brownish or olive green. The DKOK in your original post strike me as being more like a Soviet colour scheme.

Vallejos Fieldgrey / Feldgrau (german WW1 and WW2 uniform color which is a shade of green not grey) works very well with GW Camoshade. The Camoshade adds green to the fieldgrey so it doesn't look exactly like german ww2.

You can see my dkok stuff in my gallery. Highlights are done with VMA cement.