No luck in the main forum - maybe some of you FSU experts can help!

I wanted to do something interesting with my ZSU-23-4 - I think I'm going to try a modern Syrian scheme. I've seen a few good model examples around the web, but they seem to be from the 1973 war era.

Below are what I could find on the web - it looks like the Syrians pretty much take green Shilkas and tag them with desert yellow graffiti! All the other pics I found are museum pieces and don't look representative of the real thing.

Does anyone have any more convincing looking photos of modern Syrian armor camo patterns? Thanks!

The green paint all the Arab countries have gone so smeared, or blown onto the sand color.
Do you see a vehicle, where two of the front shield is open (space cooling and ammunition), and completely within the original green.

Syria used to green vehicles (M4) in Lebanon, in 1987.
If you are special to you, make Afghanistan shilka, m4 version.

Thanks Gabor!

From what I've seen, I'm probably going to go with green overall with desert yellow splotches - seems like the green-yellow-gray scheme is not currently in operational use!

More photos: http://cid-ee536f896a8bd757.office.live.com/browse.aspx/Makettek/Afg%C3%A1n%20Silka%204M?uc=8


Paint: Desert color, brown patches, green patches and blackish green or
blackis h grey patches.

Thanks!