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Names of camouflage
Bush Tucker Man:
--- Quote from: "Skibum346" ---Back in the 80's when I were a young single squaddie... the British Army in Germany experimented with an urban cam for armour (Tanks). Don't think it took off but it was a bit like a cubist painting... overlapping rectangles of various kinds.
Can't find an example of it sadly.
Skibum
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Weren't ships painted in that manner as well in wartime?
Isn't it simply called 'Disruption'??
Disrupted Landie
Wolfie:
There's a bit of info on this on EMLRA website
regards
Wolfie
Skibum346:
--- Quote from: "Bush Tucker Man" ---
--- Quote from: "Skibum346" ---Back in the 80's when I were a young single squaddie... the British Army in Germany experimented with an urban cam for armour (Tanks). Don't think it took off but it was a bit like a cubist painting... overlapping rectangles of various kinds.
Can't find an example of it sadly.
Skibum
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Weren't ships painted in that manner as well in wartime?
Isn't it simply called 'Disruption'??
Disrupted Landie
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Yeah... WWI batleships were painted in "Dazzle" which tended to be black and white in large and diverse stripes. See the pics for examples.
Skibum
Bush Tucker Man:
--- Quote from: "Skibum346" ---Yeah... WWI batleships were painted in "Dazzle" which tended to be black and white in large and diverse stripes. See the pics for examples.
Skibum
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Which influenced 'Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark' for an album (had a similar design on the cover, if memory serves me correctly?
('Dazzle Ships')
Bishops Finger:
Alpenflage..... :twisted: :roll: :wink: Arguably the lairiest camo to be seen at a Jeep event... :shock:
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