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Disruptive wave camouflage can be seen on some news reels on both Loyds and universals in NW Europe. If you looks closely at the Loyds in villiers bocage stills they are painted that way. Would disruptive have ever been painted on a base of OD or only on the earlier service brown?
When painting on the dark waves it looks like the entire canvas is painted black, did this happen on soft skins aswell? I fancy following a villiers bocage scheme on mine as I haven’t seen a Loyd painted anything other than single colour.
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