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Hi, I've got a small r&h force with vallejo ww2 Russian army (70.924) cloth, and was looking at sprays of similar/equivalent colour to base my vehicles with.

I've used paint comparisons from the sites linked at the bottom, and found decent/approaching usable coloured sprays will be
Army painter venom wyrm
Vallejo model colour ww2 russian uniform
Instar savannah green (not a spray)
Reaper worn olive (not a spray)
GW death world forest (not a spray)
P3 thornwood green (not a spray)
Coat d'Arms olive (not a spray)

Does anyone have experience using the above, or advice on which would be best?
Also, does anyone know how GW death guard green spray compares to their death world forest, since it could be a good match but isn't made as a spray?

The paint comparison guides are
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xl-x9eW3bLw5eqDeNUG2JUwn2EZwn34TDKfNIg5uul4/htmlview#
https://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/paint_range_compatibility_chart

Thanks!

Have not used those.
Personally the "close enough" aproach works for me because I understand that colors will look a bit different in different lighting anyways.
BTW, you can airbrush the Reaper MasterSeriesPaints - Tiny drop of dishsoap and thin Reaper with Windex.

I used some swamp green and random washes for my SSU, came out ok
https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/788908.page#10817431

Thanks a lot, that's the conclusion I'm drawing too - I'll see how it goes