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02-11-17, 20:52
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...speaking of colours named Buff, good excuse to post this fabulous B.A.L.M. paint chart circa 1936:
BALM colour chart c.1936.jpg BALM Light Buff c.1936.jpg
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One of the original Australian CMP hunters. 
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03-11-17, 08:06
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For all the instructions, dates, paint names and order numbers I still have not changed my opinion the whole thing was a dog and pony show and nothing more than a complete embuggerance to the people who owned vehicles.
The instruction on buff says to mix green with it (a teaspoon per tin, 50/50, 75/25??) then camouflage the camouflage! Not only that, but this work is only "in the mean time" until the clowns come up with a new scheme to camouflage the camouflage that is camouflaging the camouflage. I am sure the boys had better things to do with their time such as the 1942 equivalent of watching "Days of Our Lives" - listening to "Blue Hills" on the radio. Lang Last edited by Lang; 03-11-17 at 08:13.
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