Nato Green. All my landrovers end up Nato Green eventually.
Alex
Nato Green. All my landrovers end up Nato Green eventually.
Alex
I've been trying to find some decent pictures showing examples of interesting camo patterns, but havent yet had much luck :(. I've got a
101 that needs a lick of paint...Anybody got anything?
The third one down here looks interesting for example (but is a very crappy tiny picture)
On or around Mon, 08 Dec 2003 13:28:55 +0000 (GMT), snipped-for-privacy@zhochaka.demon.co.uk ("David G. Bell") enlightened us thusly:
I'm part-way doing mine. Eventually it'll be Fiat tractor Terracotta.
On or around Mon, 8 Dec 2003 14:03:45 -0000, "Paul - xxx" enlightened us thusly:
the prima was never fitted to a vauxhall, AFAIK.
Try these. Not on cars but they are samples of various different cammo patterns. Try doing a search for "disruptive patterned material".
Ships were dazzle-painted, to mislead submarines about their relative heading. Yes, I know that means some idiot won't realise you're headed right at them when they pull out in front of you, but that doesn't need camouflage....
Austin Shackles posted ...
Dunno about that, but the Prima fitted to the Montego is very good ... which is what I was getting at .. ;)
indeed prima`s were never put in vauxhalls. However the intercoolers that vauxhall used in their astra + cavalier TDi`s were very large and efficient. Plus there are millions of the bloody things in scrapyards to choose from. I picked one up for my wifes fiat punto td (same 1.7td engine but without the intercooler) for £15 and retrofitted it and had the fueling tweaked by a specialist. Pulls like a bloody tank now and hits 60 in less than 10 seconds! So yes - any old prima td from a montego or meastro beastie and then graft on a vauxhall intercooler would be a cheap and effective option.
Nick C
On Tue, 09 Dec 2003 07:27:41 +0000, Austin Shackles made me spill my meths by writing:
We'll turn up in the middle of the night and fill it with ferns and rubber plants.
Thanks!. Theyve given me some more ideas!. Also didnt know it was called disruptive patterned material, so that should give me a few more hits with google.
I still have my siren.. :)
If i manage to camoflage the 101 that well, the neighbours will love me!
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