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Author Topic: Lanchester armoured cars in the Middle East  (Read 3337 times)

Offline Ste long 1971

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Lanchester armoured cars in the Middle East
« on: June 24, 2014, 11:47:48 AM »
Does anyone have any information/ photos of the colour schemes used on lanchester armoured cars during this period


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Re: Lanchester armoured cars in the Middle East
« Reply #1 on: June 25, 2014, 08:36:00 PM »
Their is a site w/lots of info http:// www.Landships.info

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Re: Lanchester armoured cars in the Middle East
« Reply #2 on: June 26, 2014, 11:46:02 AM »
Thanks Juergen, that sites is a gold mine of information. I rather like the dazzle patterns, might have to crack out the masking tape

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Re: Lanchester armoured cars in the Middle East
« Reply #3 on: June 27, 2014, 01:36:12 PM »
They were sent out in "factory" colour's,green/brown,or grey.
When in theatre it depended on what paint was in stores,and or the crew,also how fast they were deployed.Going into combat in the colour they arrived in.
If plenty of paint was to had then a sand colour was prefered.If supplies were limited then two tone schemes of either stippled or solid spot/blotches,over the base colour. Or a wavey lines in "Y"shaped patterns again with the base colour showing.
Both schemes can look scruffy in scale though. You can't really get it wrong,as it often came down to the skill of the crew.
In short paint it the way you feel looks right for your game,as long as you like it and your friends don't mind it on the table ,then don't worry,as someone will always tell you your wrong no matter how much research you do.
Mark

 

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