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an example of the diversity of colors and saturation by suppliers from 1938 - 1944, the same diversity can be seen in other equipment and uniforms which I will add later.
Also images are taken from web image search the images do not belong to me. if images show copyrights that is the original owner to my knowledge.

Tunics

bread bags

Fieldbottle M31

Good post

Thanks Digger

A good site for WWII Painting & Camo Guide is http://www.artizandesigns.com/painting-guides.php.
Mick Farnworth who has copyright on the site has done a terrific job with colour guides and photos

a sample of the work he has done

Synoptic table and examples to German Heer colours on collar patches, uniform piping and coloured edging around the shoulder boards or shoulder straps

WMH wrote:Synoptic table and examples to German Heer colours on collar patches, uniform piping and coloured edging around the shoulder boards or shoulder straps

not understanding how the uniform or should say where the colors go on the uniform

WMH wrote:Thanks Digger

A good site for WWII Painting & Camo Guide is http://www.artizandesigns.com/painting-guides.php.
Mick Farnworth who has copyright on the site has done a terrific job with colour guides and photos

a sample of the work he has done

fantastic guide

Thanks

digger303 wrote:

WMH wrote:Synoptic table and examples to German Heer colours on collar patches, uniform piping and coloured edging around the shoulder boards or shoulder straps

not understanding how the uniform or should say where the colors go on the uniform

Around the collar markers and the shoulder boards (epaulettes). In this case the tunic is a Heer Panzer crew tunic, so pink is used:



Both the SS and Heer panzer troops used the death head patch, but if it was SS then the double lightning bolts would be used on the right collar and the death head on the left.

Epaulette boards


Panzer Oberstleutnant

Hats/caps



note the piping down the side of coal often seen on general staff officer uniforms and cuffs
this one is a panzer officer genertal staff

understand a little more , but not actually confident
Thanks

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranks_and ... 80%931945)
not sure if this helps its wiki link

As many of you probably watch Andy's Hobby Headquarters YouTube you will have seen his video "Building A desert diorama for a Tamiya 1/35 Panzer III in North African Markings." I personally like this colour and like the mix he used. There were some comments made that the colour was wrong even pink/orange in appearance. Well below is a page from "Germany's Combat Helmets 1933-1945" one many sample of DAK equipment in the pinkish tan hues. Equipment painted in field really is/was a hit and miss but show the true variations that could be found, samples can be found both brushed and sprayed on even masks used to protect insignia.

Some great resources there