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I don't think the LSVW fleet was ever painted in the three-colour camouflage as it was discontinued by the time they were delivered to the CF. I do have evidence of CF LSVWs in UN white and desert tan.
The closest I could find in my database was this image of a vehicle with a S250 Shelter. C316-4 LSVW with S250 Shelter.jpg |
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The shelter would have either been transferred over from a 5/4 ton, or, judging by the NATO paint scheme, been a more recent purchase from US stocks. I don't recall ever seeing a gas 5/4 ton with the NATO paint scheme.
What would be the point of camouflaging an LSVW anyway? You would still hear it coming for a mile by the sound of the brakes. |
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#3
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For sure none of the Canadian LSVW fleet was never painted in the NATO camouflage and yes the shelter had just been delivered new. Here is an image of a new LSVW with its recently installed NATO camouflaged generator.
Ah yes, the distinctive squeaky LSVW breaks. C338-23 LSVW Cargo.jpg |
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It’s a military vehicle and must b a fun project.
After painting 60or more MVs since I starting playing with them in 1995 I like to paint how I feel now , as u can see a LS in camo And it looks good for Me. As for the mutt rob ,it’s dead on right and there is no right Lol Paint jobs on a Canadian mutts we’re all a little different by the fact that some guy with a paint brush was told to just paint it all green and if u run out to-bad Next time All the mutts in Alberta’s scrap yards here varied by up to over 15” on color lines sometimes And white and almond for winter place ment is is a hole other Can of worms that took me 8 diffrant halves in two diffrant yards to figure Out. There is no right with Canadian camo in those days Evan If they had a drawing to go off of the patterns would just come out Diffrant It’s ok to say it Rob That’s the best looking Canadian mutt u have seen Lol |
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