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Folks,
Greetings. I realize there has been lots of discussion over whether Canadian WWII Jeeps were painted Khaki No 3 or otherwise. In the mid-late 40's the Canadian Government painted equipment in their other non-military branches with Khaki No 3. I would love to see a color picture of what khaki No 3 looks like. Also would like to see the paint formula or have information where I can obtain this colour. Sure appreciate any help in this regard. My intersts lie in I am scratchbuilding a large model of the Public Works Department's - Tug Hercules, (a steam tug boat on the Great lakes) which was painted Khaki No 3 with surplus military paint throughout the 40's and 50's. Thanks. Rick |
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Welcome to this forum! Re. your question, your best bet would be to contact Mike Starmer, and buy the publication which has a sample and mixing instructions for Khaki paint. Hope this helps, Hanno
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Hi Rick and welcome. In model paint you can find this colour under Humbrol #30 acrylic or Tamiya #XF26/XF58 acrylic.
Bob
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