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08-08-18, 08:25
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As Tankbarrel says, all upper surfaces were painted in the darker (black) disruptive colour as not to reflect light. Also sharp corners and edges to break up the shape. Commonest known as Mickey Mouse pattern, maybe using the wave pattern on larger vehicles.
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