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Canadian Centurion tank

Not a good camouflage reference photo for a Mk 11 but it does show the long range fuel tank bolted to the rear of the chassis.

Would this be a good color guide for getting paints? I'm looking at getting an M113A1 to start, then doing a Lynx and Centurion done once I have some experience off the M113A1 because both will take some serious customization from the models that are available so I want to do them right lol
 
Would this be a good color guide for getting paints? I'm looking at getting an M113A1 to start, then doing a Lynx and Centurion done once I have some experience off the M113A1 because both will take some serious customization from the models that are available so I want to do them right lol
I'm afraid I'm not the one to ask about colours. Having said that, I was corresponding with the RCR officer who was responsible for painting the camouflage scheme on their newly arrived M113A1's in Germany. He told me that the paints used were obtained from British Army stocks.

This is a photo of the newly painted M113A1's at Fort York, Soest. Call sign 33 is the lead track for the third platoon of C company, which was 2 RCR's Corps of Drums.

Al Ditter CofD3.JPG​
 
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