Can anyone help me with colours of Toyota Hilux used by Seal Team in Red Wings Operation. I don't know if I use sand or US armour sand as light colour and the dark I don't have idea.
Thanks in advance
André
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Help with colour scheme of Seal's Hilux
andrekidbsb
Distrito Federal, Brazil
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Posted: Wednesday, July 11, 2018 - 11:56 AM UTC
AgentG
Nevada, United States
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Posted: Wednesday, July 11, 2018 - 05:43 PM UTC
"Armor Sand" for that green tint.
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18Bravo
Colorado, United States
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Posted: Wednesday, July 11, 2018 - 06:19 PM UTC
SEALs and SF are similar in one respect - we use what's available on the local economy. And since there are not many Home Depots to be found in that corner of the world, my company brought cases of Krylon camouflage paint with us. We used it on our M4s, our ACH's, and our vehicles. I've often posted photos of our Tacomas which were not camouflaged, but I do have a few photos (prints at that time) floating around of another team's Tacoma camouflaged with Krylon shot through camo netting. I have some from our UAZ 469s as well. I'm on mission right now but when I return home I'll see if I can dig them up.
I'd suggest looking at Krylon sand, with khaki as the darker color. You can decant Krylon and run it through your airbrush. More than likely thosse were the actual colors used. After a judicious coating of dust it'll be hard for anyone to say difinitively one way or the other anyway.
I'd suggest looking at Krylon sand, with khaki as the darker color. You can decant Krylon and run it through your airbrush. More than likely thosse were the actual colors used. After a judicious coating of dust it'll be hard for anyone to say difinitively one way or the other anyway.
andrekidbsb
Distrito Federal, Brazil
Joined: April 03, 2006
KitMaker: 284 posts
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Posted: Thursday, July 12, 2018 - 01:49 AM UTC
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SEALs and SF are similar in one respect - we use what's available on the local economy. And since there are not many Home Depots to be found in that corner of the world, my company brought cases of Krylon camouflage paint with us. We used it on our M4s, our ACH's, and our vehicles. I've often posted photos of our Tacomas which were not camouflaged, but I do have a few photos (prints at that time) floating around of another team's Tacoma camouflaged with Krylon shot through camo netting. I have some from our UAZ 469s as well. I'm on mission right now but when I return home I'll see if I can dig them up.
I'd suggest looking at Krylon sand and khaki. You can decant Krylon and run it through your airbrush. More than likely those were the actual colors used. After a judicious coating of dust it'll be hard for anyone to say difinitively one way or the other anyway.
Robert, one more time, thank you. Sorry that I didn't reply your previous message. Yes, Brazil has a lot of.
Cheers
18Bravo
Colorado, United States
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Posted: Friday, July 27, 2018 - 01:57 PM UTC
I forgot about this post until someone reminded me of it. I did a cursory search through my old photos and this is all I could find for the moment. At least I know generally where the rest are.
One of our UAZ 469's. We purchases several of these from India. They were hastily assembled and driven to us through Pakistan. Nuts and bolts would fall off while we drove around. I have some funny video of one that beeped every time it hit bump.
One of our UAZ 469's. We purchases several of these from India. They were hastily assembled and driven to us through Pakistan. Nuts and bolts would fall off while we drove around. I have some funny video of one that beeped every time it hit bump.