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Houston

Hi all, just wondering if you all could help me figure out the colors on this Leopard camo scheme.


Was thinking Waaagh flesh as the dark green, Moot green for the light green, and Mournfang brown for the brown.
   
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Look at Team Yankee by Battlefront Miniatures --- they have these exact colours and sprays available.
   
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The TY stuff is a little off imho iv gotten their American stuff and its a bit more on the "gamery" side

look up nato colors from Valljeo

its usually a lot closer since valljeo does a lot of stuff for historical.

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And yet another thread is hijacked for Unit to ask for the same advice, receive the same answers and make the same excuses.

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That's standard NATO tri-color camouflage.

If you have an airbrush, you could use Tamiya colors. You need NATO Green, NATO Black, and NATO Brown. If not, google search for the Vallejo equivalents. I think they have a paint set with all of those colors in it, too.

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Oh right i forgot about Tamiya

i think they have rattle cans which could help you get the base coat green on pretty quickly.

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 Scott-S6 wrote:
And yet another thread is hijacked for Unit to ask for the same advice, receive the same answers and make the same excuses.

Oh my god I'm becoming martel.
Send help!

 
   
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 ScootyPuffJunior wrote:
That's standard NATO tri-color camouflage.

If you have an airbrush, you could use Tamiya colors. You need NATO Green, NATO Black, and NATO Brown. If not, google search for the Vallejo equivalents. I think they have a paint set with all of those colors in it, too.

Do they use Federal Standard 595 or RAL colour standard? If so, you can find the Vallejo equivalents HERE.

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Houston

Huh, didn't know that was the NATO standard, the more ya know. Sadly I don't have an airbrush.

To clarify just in case, I'm using this color scheme for a separate model.

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 Ghaz wrote:
 ScootyPuffJunior wrote:
That's standard NATO tri-color camouflage.

If you have an airbrush, you could use Tamiya colors. You need NATO Green, NATO Black, and NATO Brown. If not, google search for the Vallejo equivalents. I think they have a paint set with all of those colors in it, too.

Do they use Federal Standard 595 or RAL colour standard? If so, you can find the Vallejo equivalents HERE.
NATO uses FS colors.

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