Re: Another Camoflage Question

In a message dated 6/29/99 12:11:00 PM EST, rpaul@worf.molbiol.ox.ac.uk 
writes:

<< 
	 In the latter part of WW2, the British Army tended to have
 home-produced equipment in Khaki Drab, and lend-lease stuff in US Olive
 Drab.	I would thing that might lead to e.g. Motor Batallions with O.D.
 half-tracks and K.D. Universal Carriers.  Early in the war, British
tank
 units in France used mixtures of tank types, sometimes with different
 variants of the official scheme on different types.
 
	 A good source of unfamiliar schemes is "Blitzkrieg:  Armour,
 camouflage and markings" by Steven J Zaloga.
  >>

It's often a matter of what paints do I have and will I use a spray gun
or a 
brush while I do it. Field camoflage is most often a "field" expediency
so it 
varies widely