Camo Patterns

[feldwebel34]

Can anyone help ID these camo patterns? O have pictures of similar ones?
Thanks,
Eric

 

[Elwenil]

Looks like the standard Swiss pattern.

 

[feldwebel34]

Thanks for your response! I am planning to apply this pattern (or something similar) to my Pinzgauer. Is there a certain order that is suggested for the application of the different colors? Light colors first? Dark colors? Any help would be great! Does anybody know of any reference materials pertaining to this type of pattern?

Regards,
Eric

 

[maddawg308]

I wouldn't think that pattern would be too effective - the edges are too straight, too hard. You need a mottled soft edge between colors to make the scheme seem natural...

 

[ONTOS66]

When applying camo patterns it usually works best to start with the lighter colors since the darker colors can cover everything else. Also a more feathered or graduated change in colors works better for camouflage - very few hard straight lines in nature.

 

[M813rc]

That is the standard Swedish tactical vehicle camo. Like the US woodland scheme, there is a pattern developed for each type of vehicle, though it is applied to very tight tolerances. I've seen their vehicles in the field, the camo works surprisingly well.
The Swedes used to put it on their aircraft too until a few years ago-
http://ipmsstockholm.org/magazine/1998/04/stuff_eng_detail_viggen_camo.htm