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Non standard camo

Have a M1031 with 1008 box (and eventually an Alaskan camper on the back) which I would like to paint in a scheme for winter use in northwestern Canada.

Trees mostly will have no leaves (mostly birch and poplar/pine with some jackpine). Driving will be outside treeline in foothills so also small brushes but basically open terrain.

Was thinking of Arctic CADPAT or CARC/NATO 3-color arctic but can't find patterns and color charts. All I have found is the older 4 color pattern - which could work as kind of a modified snow with trees (colors to be white, dark green, sand and field drab)

Any suggestions?
 

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Yea check out the price of Dura coat and then think how much it will take to do a truck! Cool yea! Practical probably not.

Spray bomb that Biiiatch! That way it will be easier for up keep and fix if you have to change body panels from field damage!
 
Thanks for the diagrams - but isn't that much black a bit much for an arctic treeline cam? I have been looking (unsuccessfully) for a table like that in TB 43-0209/TB 43-0147/TC5-200 that lists percentages of the different colors and how they vary for different environments.

Wouldn't White (1), Forest Green (2) and Field Drab Brown (3) be better? (similar terrain to that found along the Alaska highway near the Canadian border ie scrawny firs and stunted poplar/birchwith lots of snow...
 
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