Looking for pictures of trucks painted in "Foliage Pattern" camouflage

[ted angus]

here we are.... © IWM HU 70232


ted

[Alex van de Wetering]

Here's one...

Alex

[George Moore]

Hanno, here is a carrier with proper foliage cammo applied !!!!!

George.

[gunnerop]

Hanno,

Not a very exciting example, but the pattern is just visible, top left, on the Tilly canvas in this colour transparency of the then Princess Elizabeth, during her driver training.

Also note the red jack and what appears to be a rigid tool box. The normal leather type is shown in front to the Austin ambulance.

IWM image no TR 2835

Cheers

Paul

[Alex van de Wetering]

Another. It's from somewhere on the forum, but probably originally from one of the Gregg books (?)

Alex

p.s. Hanno....did you closely examine my earlier posting?

[Alex van de Wetering]

A few scans from the book "The Canadia Soldier 1944-1945" by "Histoire & Collections". (great book for the shelf by the way!)

Alex

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by Alex van de Wetering

Another. It's from somewhere on the forum, but probably originally from one of the Gregg books (?)

Alex

p.s. Hanno....did you closely examine my earlier posting?

Thanks Alex,

Both for the wartime shots as well as the artist's impression of what my F15A should look like!

Hanno

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by gunnerop

Not a very exciting example, but the pattern is just visible, top left, on the Tilly canvas in this colour transparency of the then Princess Elizabeth, during her driver training.

Thanks Paul,

Hard to make out the type of camoflage, but it's there. Rest of the Tilly seems to one colour?
Also, the Austin seem to have a darker colour on the lower parts?

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by George Moore

Hanno, here is a carrier with proper foliage cammo applied !!!!!

Tree-branch-foliage camo, I'd say!

Thanks,

[Hanno Spoelstra]

Originally Posted by ted angus

here we are.... © IWM HU 70232

Ted,

That's a variation I have never seen before, thanks!