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US Army MERDC Camouflage Pattern Skin Pack


MERDC is the camouflage scheme used by the US military from the late 1970s to the mid 1980s, and before the introduction of the current 3-tone pattern NATO pattern. There were several regional and seasonal MERDC variations, of which I have included the two commonly seen in Germany back then.

 

If you'd like your WWIII to take place at a time when the F-15 was brand-spanking new, when everybody was scared of an all-out nuclear war, and when practically every F-16 model kit featured either prototype or pre-production aircraft, this one is for you.

 

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You mean you paint 1/285th scale tanks in MERDC pattern? I found it tedious in 1/87th already... :blink:

However, as a reference I'd rather use http://www.panzerbaer.de/, or google the vehicle-name + MERDC in Google image search, and use the very detailed b/w schematic drawings that often come up (and from which most of these skins are derived; taking shortcuts, though). I would especially advise against using the M1 Abrams skin as a reference, as I haven't been able to find any camouflage plan at all for that one.

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