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Hi Justin - if I can't find an original colour somewhere on the vehcle, I obtain the colour from a modeller's site. They did all the intensive research and then correlated the colours with available model paints. I have followed this path and obtained the model paint that I then gave to my paint company to replicate. In the case of "Light Stone", it equates to Humbrol Model Paint No. 121.
You have other options depending on the theatre of war. North Africa 1940 - three colour diagonal bands disruptive pattern Base colour Light Stone - Humbrol 121 Disruptive pattern Light Grey - Humbrol 64 Disruptive pattern Slate Grey - Humbrol 31 North Africa 1942 - two colour disruptive pattern Base colour Light Stone - Humbrol 121 Disruptive pattern Dark Green - Humbrol 75 North Africa December 1942 -two colour disruptive pattern Base colour Light Stone - Humbrol 121 Disruptive pattern Terra Cotta - Humbrol 70 Something to keep you going for a while. Bob
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